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Buried Alive: A Tale of These Days

CHAPTER IV
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Yes, English criticisms! It was his vanity that had prompted him to reply in that manner.

Moreover, he was quite young then.

He remembered the youthful glee with which he had appointed his next-of-kin, whoever they might be, executors and trustees of the will.

He remembered his cruel joy in picturing their disgust at being compelled to carry out the terms of such a will.

Often, since, he had meant to destroy the will; but carelessly he had always omitted to do so.


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