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The Pickwick Papers

CHAPTER XI
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The spell was broken.

I bounded forward, and clutched her by the arm.

Uttering shriek upon shriek, she sank upon the ground.
'Now I could have killed her without a struggle; but the house was alarmed.

I heard the tread of footsteps on the stairs.

I replaced the razor in its usual drawer, unfastened the door, and called loudly for assistance.
'They came, and raised her, and placed her on the bed.


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