Quijote siterer The Mystery of Edwin Drood (Wordsworth Classics) av Charles Dickens (side 43)
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What is prettier than an old lady - except a young lady - when her eyes are bright, when her figure is trim and compact, when her face is cheerful and calm, and when her dress is as the dress of a china spephardness: so dainty in its colours, so individually assorted to herself, so neatly moulded on her?
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