A. A. Dixon: (original) (raw)

A Tale of Two Cities

• Introduction
• Bibliography
• Front Wrapper.
• Frontispiece: The surrender of the Bastille.
• ""Pray control your agitation."
• ""Mr. Darnay, let me ask you a question."
• "Killed!" shrieked the man.
• Madame Defarge knitted steadily.
• "Patriots and friends, we are ready."
• "Help, Gabelle! Help, every one!."
• "I know you, Evremonde!."
• "You are consigned to La Force."
• "Change that coat for this of mine."
• "To the guillotine, all aristocrats!"

Great Expectations

• Bibliography
• He seized me by the chin.
• Title-page and Vignette
• "It's a bride cake. Mine!"
• "He has Great Expectations."
• Her calm face was like a statue's.
• Again he took both my hands and put them to his lips.
• "Ah! the burnt child dreads the fire."
• "Estella, you know I love you."

The Christmas Books (1906)

• Bibliography
• Frontispiece: "He felt the chilling influence of its death-cold eyes."
• "Ah! It's very nice," said Toby
• You're in spirits, Tugby, my dear"
• John surveyed it from a safe distance
• Caleb and his daughter sat at work
• Danced in the freedom and gaiety of their hearts
• The good woman ran behind her husband

John Halifax, Gentleman by Dinah Craik (Collins Clear-Type Ed.)

• "'I don't quite like this,' said John"

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