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In the Carquinez Woods

CHAPTER IX
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DON'T GO THERE, and I will delay them and put them off the scent.

Don't mind me.

God bless you, and if you never see me again think sometimes of "TERESA." His trembling ceased; he did not start, but rose in an abstracted way, and made a few deliberate steps in the direction Teresa had gone.

Even then he was so confused that he was obliged to refer to the paper again, but with so little effect that he could only repeat the last words, "think sometimes of Teresa." He was conscious that this was not all; he had a full conviction of being deceived, and knew that he held the proof in his hand, but he could not formulate it beyond that sentence.
"Teresa"-- yes, he would think of her.

She would explain it.


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