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CHARLES BRAMBLE found himself playing a dangerous part. CHARLES BRAMBLE FOUND HIMSELF PLAYING A DANGEROUS PART
he wraps a dressing-gown about him, and hastily walks back and forth to still the agony of feeling and the bitter phantoms of his dreams. How haggard and wild he looks by that dim candle-light. Once more he throws himself upon his bed, and, after a while, is again asleep, if such unconsciousness can be called sleep. Again he tosses, and turns, and sighs like one in a nightmare until at last, towards the breaking of day, the quick, startling breathing ceases, and subsides into a regular and equal respiration, and he lies still. Nature overcomes all else, and he now sleeps, indeed, but not until he has passed through a fearful purgatory of dreams, all too real, too trying.--His brother, with soon the prospect of a disgraceful death on the gallows, had not suffered thus. No, he was repentant for the wrong he had done, and had already resolved to completely reform if the opportunity were offered to him; but Robert Bramble was outraging the laws of nature and of God. CHAPTER XV. THE ESCAPE.  CHAPTER FIFTEEN OF THE SEA WITCH THIS IS A LIBERVOX RECORDING ALL LIBERVOX RECORDINGS ARE IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBRAVOX THAT ORDER RECORDING BY ELIOT MILLER THE SEA WITCH BY MATCHER AND MURRAY BALLOO CHAPTER FIFTEEN THE ESCAPE
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