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So saying, slowly, as a man who needs
Must do a deed that woe and evil breeds,
He rose, and took his writing tools to him,
And ere the day had made the tapers dim,
Two letters with his own hand had he made,
And open was the first one, and it said
These words:
Must do a deed that woe and evil breeds,
He rose, and took his writing tools to him,
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Two letters with his own hand had he made,
And open was the first one, and it said
These words:
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