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Wieland; or The Transformation

CHAPTER XXVII
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That man surely was reserved to be a monument of capricious fortune.

His southern journies being finished, he returned to Philadelphia.

Before he reached the city he left the highway, and alighted at my brother's door.

Contrary to his expectation, no one came forth to welcome him, or hail his approach.

He attempted to enter the house, but bolted doors, barred windows, and a silence broken only by unanswered calls, shewed him that the mansion was deserted.
He proceeded thence to my habitation, which he found, in like manner, gloomy and tenantless.


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