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Buried Alive: A Tale of These Days

CHAPTER II
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The doctor, for instance, had shaken hands with him at parting; had shaken hands openly, in the presence of Duncan Farll: a flattering tribute to his personality.

But the chief of Priam Farll's satisfactions in that desolate hour was that he had suppressed himself, that for the world he existed no more.

I shall admit frankly that this satisfaction nearly outweighed his grief.

He sighed--and it was a sigh of tremendous relief.
For now, by a miracle, he would be free from the menace of Lady Sophia Entwistle.

Looking back in calmness at the still recent Entwistle episode in Paris--the real originating cause of his sudden flight to London--he was staggered by his latent capacity for downright, impulsive foolishness.


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