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Hence! she is gone! can I stay? can I breathe divorced from the Past?You needs must have good lynx-eyes if I do not escape you at last.
Our orthodox coroner doubtless will find it a felode-se,
And the stake and the cross-road, fool, if you will, does it matter to me?
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