Charles Dickens Quotes

It Was So Like Smith's Work, So Much More Like The Top Of A Strongly Spiked Wall Than A Head Of Hair, That The Best Of Players At Leap-frog Might Have Declined Him, As The Most Dangerous Man In The World To Go Over.

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