DICKENS, C.: Christmas Stories (Unabridged)

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发行时间：2016-01-01

The Chimes - David Timson
But, windy weather, in spite of its using him… - David Timson
The reflection reminded him of that other… - David Timson
Since his discovery of the contents of the basket… - David Timson
Two other gentlemen had come out with him. - David Timson
Toby might or might not have been able to… - David Timson
Chapter II - Second Quarter - David Timson
Toby listened with great gravity… - David Timson
Sir Joseph still repeating 'Take the letter…!' - David Timson
He sunk his voice so low, and gazed upon her… - David Timson
'Now, I'll tell you what,' said Trotty after tea. - David Timson
Chapter III – Third Quarter - David Timson
'The voice of Time,' said the Phantom… - David Timson
The tower opened at his feet. - David Timson
But, there was more than this to happen. - David Timson
The ragged visitor – for he was miserably… - David Timson
He held out in his hand a little purse… - David Timson
Chapter IV – Fourth Quarter - David Timson
Looking by turns at Tugby and his wife… - David Timson
It was over. It was over. - David Timson
She mingled with an abject crowd… - David Timson
'And whatever you do, father,' said Meg… - David Timson
The Cricket on the Hearth - David Timson
And here, if you like, the Cricket did chime in! - David Timson
'There! There's the teapot, ready on the hob!' - David Timson
'You never mean to say,' pursued Dot… - David Timson
'Hark! He's called for, sure enough,' said John. - David Timson
He didn't look much like a bridegroom… - David Timson
They were all about her in a moment. - David Timson
Chapter II – Chirp the Second - David Timson
How different the picture in her mind… - David Timson
He stopped; for Bertha had drawn closer… - David Timson
The packages and parcels for the errand cart… - David Timson
Caleb sat next his daughter… - David Timson
There were two persons present… - David Timson
To change the theme, Dot did a little… - David Timson
Chapter III – Chirp the Third - David Timson
And while the Carrier, with his head… - David Timson
When they entered the kitchen… - David Timson
The Carrier set his grip upon the collar… - David Timson
'Bertha, my dear!' said Caleb… - David Timson
Dot's whole attention had been concentrated… - David Timson
She saw that he was coming; and stopped him… - David Timson
And, by-the-by, a most unlooked-for incident… - David Timson
The Battle of Life - David Timson
At last the younger of the dancing sisters… - David Timson
She was about thirty years old… - David Timson
Although Alfred had not been breakfasting… - David Timson
'But this is not our business, Alfred,'… - David Timson
If one might judge from his appearance… - David Timson
Part the Second - David Timson
The lawyer very likely knew his man… - David Timson
So they both stood at the stair-head… - David Timson
Doctor Jeddler, in spite of his system… - David Timson
At the same time, bringing her thought… - David Timson
Sorrowing and wondering, Clemency turned… - David Timson
Now the music struck up, and the dance… - David Timson
It was an old custom among them… - David Timson
Part the Third - David Timson
Mr. Britain heaved a sigh, and shook his head… - David Timson
She raised her head as with a sudden attention… - David Timson
To-morrow was a bright and peaceful day… - David Timson
Her sister, bending over her, could only look… - David Timson
Poor Clemency, with her apron to her eyes… - David Timson

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