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Great Expectations — Chapter 46

by Charles Dickens

“Eight o'clock had struck before I got outside into the air, which carried a not unpleasant smell of wood chips and shavings from the boat-builders along the shore, and from the makers of masts, oars, and pulleys. All that riverside area of the upper...”

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