 | Charles Dickens - Men - 1837 - 934 pages
...Oh you dear — " said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell ; and without more ado, she rose from...— pray consider. — Mrs. Bardell, don't — if anybody should come — " " Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell frantically ; " I'll never leave... | |
 | Charles Dickens - England - 1837 - 716 pages
...Oh you dear — " said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell ; and without more ado, she rose from...— pray consider. — Mrs. Bardell, don't — if anybody should come — " " Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell, frantically ; " I'L never leave... | |
 | Charles Dickens - England - 1838 - 440 pages
..."Oh you dear — " said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell; and without more ado, she rose from...the astonished Mr. Pickwick ; — " Mrs. Bardell, my gond woman — dear me, what a situation — pray consider. — Mrs. Bardell, don't — if any body... | |
 | Charles Dickens - England - 1838 - 300 pages
...year." And Mr. Pickwick smiled placidly. " Oh you dear—" said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Bless my soul," cried the astonished Mr. Pickwick...should come — " " Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell, frantically ; " 111 never leave you — dear, kind, good, soul ;" and, with these words, Mrs.... | |
 | Charles Dickens - England - 1840 - 720 pages
..." Oh you dear—" said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell ; and without more ado, she rose from...should come — " "Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell, frantically; "I'll never leave you — dear, kind, good, soul ;" and, with these words, Mrs.... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1849 - 746 pages
..." Oh you dear—" said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell ; and without more ado, she rose from...consider. Mrs. Bardell, don't — if any body should come — " " OU, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. 78 THE PICKWICK CLUB. Bardell, frantically ; " I 'll never... | |
 | Humorous recitations - 1853 - 404 pages
...Bardell ; and without more ado, she rose from her chair, and flung her arma round Mr. Pickwick's nock with a cataract of tears, and a chorus of sobs. "...should come" — " Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell, frantically ; " I'll never leave you — dear, kind, good soul ;" and, with these •words,... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1854 - 388 pages
...Oh you dear — " said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell ; and without more ado, she rose from...if any body should come — " " Oh, let them come," evclaimed Mrs B»rdell, frantically ; " I 'll never leave you — dear, kind, good, soul ;" and, with... | |
 | Oliver Oldham - Humorous recitations - 1858 - 422 pages
...Oh you dear" — said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. " Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell; and without more ado, she rose from...should come" — " Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell, frantically ; " I'll never leave you — dear, kind, good soul ;" and, with these words, Mrs.... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1866 - 438 pages
...Oh you dear — " said Mrs. Bardell. Mr. Pickwick started. "Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs. Bardell; and without more ado, she rose from...• pray consider. — Mrs. Bardell, don't — if anybody should come—" " Oh, let them come," exclaimed Mrs. Bardell, frantically ; "I'll never leave... | |
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Oh you kind, good, playful dear," said Mrs Bardell; and without more ado, she rose from her chair, and flung her arms round Mr Pickwick's neck, with a cataract of tears and a chorus of sobs. 'Bless my soul,' cried the astonished Mr Pickwick; - 'Mrs Bardell... 
