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The Mystery of Edwin Drood

CHAPTER VII--MORE CONFIDENCES THAN ONE
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She has come out of the disadvantages of our miserable life, as much better than I am, as that Cathedral tower is higher than those chimneys.' Mr.Crisparkle in his own breast was not so sure of this.
'I have had, sir, from my earliest remembrance, to suppress a deadly and bitter hatred.

This has made me secret and revengeful.

I have been always tyrannically held down by the strong hand.

This has driven me, in my weakness, to the resource of being false and mean.

I have been stinted of education, liberty, money, dress, the very necessaries of life, the commonest pleasures of childhood, the commonest possessions of youth.


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