Chapter 9
e you warm, darling?”
“Yes.”
“Good-night, Jane.”
“Good-night, helen.”
Sh soon slumbered.
roused me; I looked up; I o tory. I reprimanded for leaving my bed; people o t; no explanation o my many questions; but a day or ter Miss temple, on returning to dale crib; my face against helen Burns’s shoulder, my arms round her neck. I was asleep, and helen was—dead.
een years after noablet marks t, inscribed he word “Resurgam.”