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Wieland; or The Transformation

CHAPTER XXIV
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Surely my malignant stars had not made me the cause of her death; yet had I not rashly set in motion a machine, over whose progress I had no controul, and which experience had shewn me was infinite in power?
Every day might add to the catalogue of horrors of which this was the source, and a seasonable disclosure of the truth might prevent numberless ills.
"Fraught with this conception, I have turned my steps hither.

I find your brother's house desolate: the furniture removed, and the walls stained with damps.

Your own is in the same situation.

Your chamber is dismantled and dark, and you exhibit an image of incurable grief, and of rapid decay.
"I have uttered the truth.

This is the extent of my offences.


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