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Oh, how silly I am—" Meanwhile, Antony had lit an old brass lantern, and presently he was flashing his way up among the dark sounds of the black old wood, with that ghostly face tenderly pressed against his side. He stopped once to turn his lantern upon her. OH HOW SILLY I AM MEANWHILE ANTONY HAD LIT AN OLD BRASS LANTERN AND PRESENTLY HE WAS FLASHING HIS WAY UP AMONG THE DARK SOUNDS OF THE BLACK OLD WOOD WITH THAT GHOSTLY FACE TENDERLY PRESSED AGAINST HIS SIDE HE STOPPED ONCE TO TURN HIS LANTERN UPON HER
eems so alive—so evil, so cruel. I am sorry you bought her, Antony. I cannot bear to look at her. Won't you take her away? Take her up into the wood. Keep her there. Take her now. I shall not be able to sleep all night if I know she is in the house." She was half hysterical, and Antony soothed her gently. "Yes, yes, dear. I'm sorry. I'll take her up the wood now this minute. Wait till I light the lantern. Poor Beatrice, I never dreamed she would affect you so. I loved her, dear—because I love you; but I would rather break her in pieces than that she should make you unhappy. Though to break any image of you, dear," he added tenderly, "would seem a kind of sacrilege. You know how I love you, Beatrice, don't you?" "Of course I do, dear; and it was sweet of you to buy her for my sake, and I'm quite silly to-night. To-morrow I shall think nothing about her. Still, dear, she does frighten me, I can't tell why. There seems something malignant about her, something that threatens our happiness. ING IN THIS PLACE HAS MADE ME MORBID SHE SEEMS SO ALIVE SO EVIL SO CRUEL I AM SORRY YOU BOUGHT HER ANTHONY I CANNOT BEAR TO LOOK AT HER WON'T YOU TAKE HER AWAY TAKE HER UP INTO THE WOOD KEEP HER THERE TAKE HER NOW I SHALL NOT BE ABLE TO SLEEP ALL NIGHT IF I KNOW SHE IS IN THE HOUSE SHE WAS HALF ASTERICAL AND ANTONY SOOTHED HER GENTLY YES YES DEAR I'M SORRY I'LL TAKE HER UP THE WOOD NOW THIS MINUTE WAIT TILL I LIGHT THE LANTERN POOR BEATRICE I NEVER DREAMED SHE WOULD AFFECT YOU SO I LOVED HER DEAR BECAUSE I LOVE YOU BUT I WOULD RATHER BREAK HER IN PIECES THAN THAT SHE SHOULD MAKE YOU UNHAPPY THOUGH TO BREAK ANY IMAGE OF YOU DEAR HE ADDED TENDERLY WOULD SEEM A KIND OF SACRILEGE YOU KNOW HOW I LOVE YOU BEATRICE DON'T YOU OF COURSE I DO DEAR AND IT WAS SWEET OF YOU TO BUY HER FOR MY SAKE AND I'M QUITE SILLY TO NIGHT TOMORROW I SHALL THINK NOTHING ABOUT HER STILL DEAR SHE DOES FRIGHTEN ME I CAN'T TELL WHY THERE SEEMS TO BE SOMETHING MALIGNANT ABOUT HER SOMETHING THAT THREATENS OUR HAPPINESS
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