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Barnaby Rudge

CHAPTER 73
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If you are come to talk of him, begone!' As he spoke he resumed his walk, and hurried round the court as before.
When he came again to where she stood, he stopped, and said, 'Am I to live or die?
Do you repent ?' 'Oh!--do YOU ?' she answered.

'Will you, while time remains?
Do not believe that I could save you, if I dared.' 'Say if you would,' he answered with an oath, as he tried to disengage himself and pass on.

'Say if you would.' 'Listen to me for one moment,' she returned; 'for but a moment.

I am but newly risen from a sick-bed, from which I never hoped to rise again.

The best among us think, at such a time, of good intentions half-performed and duties left undone.


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