conweying

Updated: May 21, 2025

But what was to the present point in the remarks of the travelling giant, otherwise Pickleson, was this: "Doctor Marigold," I give his words without a hope of conweying their feebleness, "who is the strange young man that hangs about your carts?" "The strange young man?" I gives him back, thinking that he meant her, and his languid circulation had dropped a syllable.

Charles Dickens - Doctor Marigold