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Bleak House (1853)
by Charles Dickens
Submitted by deroche
Book Literature
4.48 | Ranked
Bleak House
by Charles Dickens
The servant shrinks into a corner, into a corner of that hideous archway, with its deadly stains contaminating her dress; and putting out her two hands and passionately telling him to keep away from her, for he is loathsome to her, so remains for some moments. Jo stands staring and is still staring when she recovers herself.🏁
Submitted by deroche - 05/26/2025
Book Literature 4.48 Ranked
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Bleak House
by Charles Dickens
The servant shrinks into a corner, into a corner of that hideous archway, with its deadly stains contaminating her dress; and putting out her two hands and passionately telling him to keep away from her, for he is loathsome to her, so remains for some moments. Jo stands staring and is still staring when she recovers herself.🏁
Submitted by deroche - 05/26/2025
Book Literature 4.48 Ranked