Great Expectations And Hard Instances By Charles Dickens Full View Hathitrust Digital Library
Neither was she ever seen by human vision to go at a wonderful pace. He was speedy sufficient to observe he had a very good memory, and did not overlook a word of the brother’s revelations. He interwove them with almost everything he saw of the sister, and he began to have an understanding of her. To be confident, the greater and profounder aspect of her character was not inside his scope of perception for in natures, as in seas,…