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Life And Adventures Of Martin Chuzzlewit

CHAPTER TEN
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A bad commodity to go through the world with, Mr Chuzzlewit! My youngest daughter is almost as much of a woman as my eldest, is she not, sir ?' 'Which IS the youngest ?' asked the old man.
'Mercy, by five years,' said Mr Pecksniff.

'We sometimes venture to consider her rather a fine figure, sir.

Speaking as an artist, I may perhaps be permitted to suggest that its outline is graceful and correct.

I am naturally,' said Mr Pecksniff, drying his hands upon his handkerchief, and looking anxiously in his cousin's face at almost every word, 'proud, if I may use the expression, to have a daughter who is constructed on the best models.' 'She seems to have a lively disposition,' observed Martin.
'Dear me!' said Mr Pecksniff.

'That is quite remarkable.


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