 ... and still, before, behind, and to the right and left, was the same interminable perspective of brick towers , never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing in on all these horrors...  Master Humphrey's Clock - Side 48av Charles Dickens - 1841 - 214 siderUten tilgangsbegrensning - Om denne boken
 | 1842 - 512 sider
...in this dreadful spot ! — night, when the-smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney spirited up its flame ; and places that had been dark vaults...day, now shone redhot, with figures moving to and fro their blazing jaws, and calling to one another with hoarse cries — night, when the noise of every... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1846 - 828 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers , never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing...dense dark cloud. But night-time in this dreadful spot! — night, when the smoke was changed to fire; when every chimney spirted up its flame; and places,... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1868 - 1258 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing...dense dark cloud. But, night-time in this dreadful spot! — night, when the smoke was changed to fire; when every chimney spirted up its flame; and places,... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1868 - 662 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers, never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing...dense dark cloud. But, night-time in this dreadful spot ! — night, when the smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney spirted up its rIame ; and... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1868 - 234 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers, neverccasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing in on all the^e horrors with » dense dark cloud. But, night-time in this dreadful spot ! — night, when the... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1869 - 556 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers, never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing...dense dark cloud. But, night-time in this dreadful spot ! — night, when the smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney spirted up its flame ; and... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1869 - 538 sider
...in on all these horrors with a dense dark cloud. But, night-time in this dreadful spot ! — night, when the smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney...places, that had been dark vaults all day, now shone red hot, with figures moving to and fro within their blazing jaws, and calling to one another with... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1871 - 306 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers, never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing...dense dark cloud. But, night-time in this dreadful spot ! — night, when the smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney spurted up its flame; and... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1872 - 254 sider
...interminable perspective of brick towers, never ceasing in their black vomit, blasting all things living or inanimate, shutting out the face of day, and closing...these horrors with a dense dark cloud. But night-time came in this dreadful spot ! — night when the smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney spirted... | |
 | Charles Dickens - 1872 - 246 sider
...ou all these horrors with a dense dark cloud. But night-time came in this dreadful spot ! — night when the smoke was changed to fire ; when every chimney spirted up its flume ; and places, that had been dark vaults all day, now shoue red hot, with figures moving to and... | |
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