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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXXI
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I would sooner," she said, increasing in rapidity as she went on, "I would far sooner, live like some one I have heard of, with a sword above his head, than thus.

If he comes and looks on me, I shall die." She had risen and stood in the firelight, deadly pale.

Somehow one of the bands of her long black hair had fallen down, and half covered her face.

She looked so unearthly that, coupling her appearance with the wild, senseless words she had been uttering, Tom had a horrible suspicion that she was gone mad.
"Cousin," he said, "let me beseech you to go to bed.

Charles, run for Mrs.Barker.


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