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A Romance of the Republic

CHAPTER XVI
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He then briefly explained his errand to Tulee, and told her to prepare for departure as fast as possible.

"But first go to your mistress," said he; "for I am afraid she may go crazy." The sufferer yielded more readily to Tulee's accustomed influence than she had done to that of Mr.Duroy.She allowed herself to be laid upon the bed; but while her forehead and temples were being bathed, her heart beat violently, and all her pulses were throbbing.

It was, however, necessary to leave her with Chloe, who knelt by the bedside, holding her hand, and praying in tones unusually low for her.
"I'm feared for her," said Tulee to Mr.Duroy.

"I never see Missy Rosy look so wild and strange." A short time after, when she looked into the room, Rosa's eyes were closed.

She whispered to Chloe: "Poor Missy's asleep.


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