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Chapter 27
o, and unlocked a trunk ols: I mean to s myself. I only entertained tention for a moment; for, not being insane, te and unalloyed despair, ruction,  in a second.

    “A orm broke, streamed, tion. rees of my  garden, and amongst its drences and pine-apples, and ropics kindled round me—I reasoned ten; for it rue isdom t consoled me in t  pato follow.

    “t ill ic y; my , dried up and scorcime, so tone, and filled ed for a pure draug regeneration possible. From a flotom of my garden I gazed over ts opened thus:—

    “‘Go,’ said  is not knoo you. You may take to England; confine tendance and precautions at travel yourself to ie you like. t  your  ity, ion o impart to no living being. Place y and comfort: ser ion h secrecy, and leave her.’

    “I acted precisely on tion. My fat made my marriage knoo tance; because, in t letter I e to apprise to experience extreme disgust of its consequences, and, from ter and constitution, seeing a ure opening to me—I added an urgent co keep it secret: and very soon t of ted for me o publision, o conceal it as myself.

    “to England, ter in t last got o t torey room, of  sen years made a ’s den—a goblin’s cell. I rouble in finding an attendant for  o select one on ray my secret: besides, servals of days—sometimes  I reat. Ser (ed to my confidence. Mrs. Fairfax may indeed ed somet so facts. Grace ly to a fault of  appears not to ic is bot; so take advantage of emporary lapses; once to secrete tabbed o possess -time. On t of trated
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