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Life of Chopin

CHAPTER VIII
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He wrote but a few pages of it, which were destroyed with the rest.
At last the disease augmented so visibly, that the fears of his friends assumed the hue of despair.

He scarcely ever left his bed, and spoke but rarely.

His sister, upon receiving this intelligence, came from Warsaw to take her place at his pillow, which she left no more.

He witnessed the anguish, the presentiments, the redoubled sadness around him, without showing what impression they made upon him.

He thought of death with Christian calm and resignation, yet he did not cease to prepare for the morrow.


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