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The Merry Men

CHAPTER III
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He opened the door and went downstairs very slowly, thinking to himself.

His past went soberly before him; he beheld it as it was, ugly and strenuous like a dream, random as chance-medley--a scene of defeat.

Life, as he thus reviewed it, tempted him no longer; but on the further side he perceived a quiet haven for his bark.

He paused in the passage, and looked into the shop, where the candle still burned by the dead body.

It was strangely silent.
Thoughts of the dealer swarmed into his mind, as he stood gazing.


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