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gth sank into a kind of
slumber. He has been quieter since; and now Hattersley has left
himexpressing a hope that he shall find him better when he calls
tomorrow.
‘“Perhaps I may recover” he replied“who knows?—this may
have been the crisis. What do you thinkHelen?”
‘Unwilling to depress himI gave the most cheering answer I
couldbut still recommended him to prepare for the possibility of
what I inly feared was but too certain. But he was determined to
hope. Shortly afterhe relapsed into a kind of doze—but now he
groans again.
‘There is a sudden change. Suddenly he called me to his side
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delightedly—“I had an infernal pain here—it is quite gone now; I
never was so easy since the fall—Quite goneby heaven [link widoczny dla zalogowanych]!” and he
clasped and kissed my hand in the very fulness of his heart; but
finding I did not participate his joyhe quickly flung it from him
and bitterly cursed my coldness and insenyilai:
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