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David Copperfield , by Charles Dickens . ” He snapped his fingers and beamed happily . " I remember it quite well now . ... “ David Copperfield , of course , " said Sarah . “ I just read it again last year . My fourth time .
David Copperfield , by Charles Dickens . ” He snapped his fingers and beamed happily . " I remember it quite well now . ... “ David Copperfield , of course , " said Sarah . “ I just read it again last year . My fourth time .
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For the rest of the day Sarah played solitaire and read David Copperfield . She read all week , whenever she had a chance . Most of the time she was busy taking care of Mama . You had to watch Mama like a hawk because something was ...
For the rest of the day Sarah played solitaire and read David Copperfield . She read all week , whenever she had a chance . Most of the time she was busy taking care of Mama . You had to watch Mama like a hawk because something was ...
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David Copperfield dropped to the floor with a crack . Sarah bent down and picked it up , and wiped off the cover carefully . Well , I'll never finish it now , she told herself . She smiled softly as she stood up and walked over to the ...
David Copperfield dropped to the floor with a crack . Sarah bent down and picked it up , and wiped off the cover carefully . Well , I'll never finish it now , she told herself . She smiled softly as she stood up and walked over to the ...
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