 I'll tell you how it was, sir," continued the Squire. " In the first place, Daubeny Daker's a canting sneak- — a sort of fellow who goes into poor people's cottages, asking what they've got for dinner, and when they tell him, he takes the cover off...  Mr. Wray's Cash-box; Or The Mask and the Mystery - 90 psl.autoriai: Wilkie Collins - 1852Visos knygos peržiūra - Apie šią knygą
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...address. "I'll tell you how it was, sir," continued the Squire. " In the first place, Daubeny Baker's a canting sneak — a sort of fellow who goes into...calls doing his duty to the poor, and what / call being a canting sneak I Well, Daubeny Daker saw your advertisement in Dunball's shop window. I must... | |
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