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The Mystery of Edwin Drood

CHAPTER VII--MORE CONFIDENCES THAN ONE
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And be a friend to me, please; I don't understand myself: and I want a friend who can understand me, very much indeed.' Helena Landless kissed her, and retaining both her hands said: 'Who is Mr.Jasper ?' Rosa turned aside her head in answering: 'Eddy's uncle, and my music-master.' 'You do not love him ?' 'Ugh!' She put her hands up to her face, and shook with fear or horror.
'You know that he loves you ?' 'O, don't, don't, don't!' cried Rosa, dropping on her knees, and clinging to her new resource.

'Don't tell me of it! He terrifies me.

He haunts my thoughts, like a dreadful ghost.

I feel that I am never safe from him.

I feel as if he could pass in through the wall when he is spoken of.' She actually did look round, as if she dreaded to see him standing in the shadow behind her.
'Try to tell me more about it, darling.' 'Yes, I will, I will.


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