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Adam Bede

CHAPTER XV
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Why can't you let me be ?" Poor Dinah felt a pang.

She was too wise to persist, and only said mildly, "Yes, my dear, you're tired; I won't hinder you any longer.

Make haste and get into bed.

Good-night." She went out of the room almost as quietly and quickly as if she had been a ghost; but once by the side of her own bed, she threw herself on her knees and poured out in deep silence all the passionate pity that filled her heart.
As for Hetty, she was soon in the wood again--her waking dreams being merged in a sleeping life scarcely more fragmentary and confused..


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