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The fire spurted and crackled and made me start, but Maloney found relief in a genuine shudder, and I saw him turn his head and look about him from the sea to the trees. The wind dropped just at that moment and the doctor's words rang sharply through the stillness. THE FIRE SPURTED AND CRACKLED AND MADE ME START BUT MALONEY FOUND RELIEF IN A GENUINE SHUDDER AND I SAW HIM TURN HIS HEAD AND LOOK ABOUT HIM FROM THE SEA TO THE TREES THE WIND DROPPED JUST AT THAT MOMENT AND THE DOCTOR'S WORDS RANG SHARPLY THROUGH THE STILLNESS
its desire?" I said, coming to Maloney's aid, who was finding it more and more difficult to get words. "Precisely;—yet the desire of the man remaining utterly unmalefic—pure and wholesome in every sense—" "Ah!" I heard the clergyman gasp. "The lover's desire for union run wild, run savage, tearing its way out in primitive, untamed fashion, I mean," continued the doctor, striving to make himself clear to a mind bounded by conventional thought and knowledge; "for the desire to possess, remember, may easily become importunate, and, embodied in this animal form of the Subtle Body which acts as its vehicle, may go forth to tear in pieces all that obstructs, to reach to the very heart of the loved object and seize it. Au fond, it is nothing more than the aspiration for union, as I said—the splendid and perfectly clean desire to absorb utterly into itself—" He paused a moment and looked into Maloney's eyes. "To bathe in the very heart's blood of the one desired," he added with grave emphasis.  IN DEEP SLEEP AND SEEK THE OBJECT OF ITS DESIRE I SAID COMING TO MALONEY'S AID WHO WAS FINDING IT MORE AND MORE DIFFICULT TO GET WORDS PRECISELY YET THE DESIRE OF THE MAN REMAINING UTTERLY UNMALLIFIC PURE AND WHOLESOME IN EVERY SENSE AH I HEARD THE CLERGYMAN GASP THE LOVER'S DESIRE FOR UNION RUN WILD RUN SAVAGE TEARING ITS WAY OUT IN PRIMITIVE UNTAMED FASHION I MEAN CONTINUED THE DOCTOR STRIVING TO MAKE HIMSELF CLEAR TO A MIND BOUNDED BY CONVENTIONAL THOUGHT AND KNOWLEDGE FOR THE DESIRE TO POSSESS REMEMBER MAY EASILY BECOME IMPORTUNATE AND EMBODIED IN THIS ANIMAL FORM OF THE SUBTLE BODY WHICH ACTS AS ITS VEHICLE MAY GO FORTH TO TEAR IN PIECES ALL IT OBSTRUCTS TO REACH TO THE VERY HEART OF THE LOVED OBJECT AND TO SEIZE IT O FOND IT IS NOTHING MORE THAN THE ASPIRATION FOR UNION AS I SAID THE SPLENDID AND PERFECTLY CLEAN DESIRE TO ABSORB UTTERLY INTO ITSELF HE PAUSED A MOMENT AND LOOKED INTO MALONEY'S EYES TO BATHE IN THE VERY HEART'S BLOOD OF THE ONE DESIRED HE ADDED WITH GRAVE EMPHASIS
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