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But you sent him off famously. Why, Maggie! Maggie!  you're not going to faint, surely!" BUT YOU SENT HIM OFF FAMOUSLY WHY MAGGIE MAGGIE YOU'RE NOT GOING TO FAINT SURELY
ow, and leave me alone. If it is right, God will give me strength to do it, and perhaps He will comfort me in my desolation. But I do not know--I cannot tell. I must have time to think. Go now, if you please, sir," said she, imploringly. "I am sure you will see it is a right thing I ask of you," he persisted. "Go now," she repeated. "Very well. In two hours, I will come back again; for your sake, time is precious. Even while we speak he may be arrested. At eleven, I will come back." He went away, leaving her sick and dizzy with the effort to be calm and collected enough to think. She had forgotten for the moment how near Edward was; and started when she saw the closet-door open, and his face put out. "Is he gone? I thought he never would go. What a time you kept him, Maggie! I was so afraid, once, you might sit down to write the letter in this room; and then I knew he would stop and worry you with interruptions and advice, so that it would never be ended; and my back was almost broken. VE ME TIME TO THINK YOU WILL DO THAT I AM SURE GO NOW LEAVE ME ALONE IF IT IS RIGHT GOD WILL GIVE ME THE STRENGTH TO DO IT PERHAPS HE WILL COMFORT ME IN MY DESOLATION AND I DO NOT KNOW I CANNOT TELL I MUST HAVE TIME TO THINK GO NOW IF YOU PLEASE SIR SAID SHE IMPLORINGLY I AM SURE YOU WILL SEE IT IS A RIGHT THING I ASK OF YOU HE PERSISTED GO NOW SHE REPEATED VERY WELL IN TWO HOURS I WILL COME BACK AGAIN FOR YOUR SAKE TIME IS PRECIOUS EVEN WHILE WE SPEAK HE MAY BE ARRESTED AT ELEVEN I WILL COME BACK HE WENT AWAY LEAVING HER SICK AND DIZZY WITH THE EFFORT TO BE CALM AND COLLECTED ENOUGH TO THINK SHE HAD FORGOTTEN FOR THE MOMENT HOW NEAR EDWARD WAS AND STARTED WHEN SHE SAW THE CLOSET DOOR OPEN AND HIS FACE PUT OUT IS HE GONE I THOUGHT YOU NEVER WOULD GO WHAT A TIME YOU KEPT HIM MAGGIE I WAS SO AFRAID ONCE YOU MIGHT SIT DOWN TO WRITE THE LETTER IN THIS ROOM AND THEN I KNEW HE WOULD STOP AND WORRY YOU WITH INTERRUPTIONS AND ADVICE SO THAT IT WOULD NEVER BE ENDED AND MY BACK WAS ALMOST BROKEN
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