Charles Dickens Quotes

Mind Will Express Itself Through Any Covering Of The Body, So The Paleness Which His Situation Engendered Came Through The Brown Upon His Cheek, Showing The Soul To Be Stronger Than The Sun. He Was Otherwise Quite Self-possessed, Bowed To The Judge, And Stood

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