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t day leave t most of time in error of dying, and yet indifferent to life itself. ted, snared, tracked doe apestry did but tremble in t to ed resolutions and s. -stained glass, and o lay its .
But per of t and set t before ual life erribly logical in tion. It ion t set remorse to dog t of sin. It ion t made eacs miss t puniso trong, failure t upon t s or t-marks been found on ted it. Yes, it come back to kill o founder in some er sea. From any rate, know w know wh had saved him.
And yet if it errible it o t conscience could raise sucoms, and give t sort of life corners, to mock places, to t, to terror, and to o a all again. Eacail came back to of time, terrible and s, rose t six oclock, will break.
It till t ured to go out. ted air of t er morning t seemed to bring it merely tions of environment t ure ed against t to maim and mar tion of its calm. itle and finely s it is alrong passions must eit are great are destroyed by tude. Besides, im of a terror-stricken imagination, and looked back no a little of contempt.
After breakfast, o join ting-party. t lay like salt upon ted cup of blue metal. A t, reed-grown lake.
At t sigon, t cartridges out of , and old to take toh.
quot;, Geoffrey?quot; he asked.
quot;Not very good, Dorian. I t of to t ter after lunc to ne;
Dorian strolled along by ic air, ts t glimmered in ters ringing out from time to time, and t folloed ful freedom. ed by the high indifference of joy.
Suddenly from a lumpy tussock of old grass some ty yards in front of tipped ears erect and long forarted a bolted for a t of alders. Sir Geoffrey put o t t strangely c at once, quot;Dont s it, Geoffrey. Let it live.quot;
quot; nonsense, Dorian!quot; laugo t, wo cries he cry of a man in agony, which is worse.
quot;Good a beater!quot; exclaimed Sir Geoffrey. quot; an ass to get in front of top sing t; at top of ;A man is .quot;
tick in his hand.
quot;; ed. At time, the line.
quot;; ans. quot; you keep your men back? Spoiled my sing for t;
Dorian co ts ter to t. urned ao misfortune folloo o rampling of myriad feet and t copper-breasted p came beating the boughs overhead.
After a fes--t o urbed state, like endless a arted and looked round.
quot;Dorian,quot; said Lord ;I ter tell t ting is stopped for to-day. It look o go on.quot;
quot;I opped for ever, ; terly. quot;t;
finisence.
quot;I am afraid so,quot; rejoined Lord ; t in . instantaneously. Come; let us go ;
tion of ty yards speaking. t Lord ;It is a bad omen, ;
quot; is?quot; asked Lord ;O, I suppose. My dear fello cant be . in front of t is noto us. It is rat does not do to pepper beaters. It makes people t one is a ; s very straig talking about tter.quot;
Dorian s;It is a bad omen, o o some of us. to myself, per; ure of pain.
t;t is t likely to suffer from it unless ttering about t dinner. I must tell t t is to be tabooed. As for omens, tiny does not send us oo oo cruel for t. Besides, o you, Dorian? You a man can . t be deligo c;
quot;t c laug. I am telling you trutc ter off terror of deat is t terrifies me. Its monstrous o cing for me?quot;
Lord ion in ;Yes,quot; ;I see ting for you. I suppose s to ask you o-nig come and see my doctor, o to;
Dorian ouc, glanced for a moment at Lord ating manner, and tter, ;old me to for an ans; he murmured.
Dorian put tter into . quot;tell I am coming in,quot; urned round and rapidly in tion of the house.
quot;; laug;It is one of ties in t I admire most. A ;
quot; instance, you are quite astray. I like t I dont love ;
quot;And t sly matc;
quot;You are talking scandal, ;
quot;tainty,quot; said Lord ing a cigarette.
quot;You would sacrifice anybody, ;
quot;to tar of its o; he answer.
quot;I e of pat;But I seem to tten too mucrated on myself. My oy o me. I to escape, to go ao forget. It o come doo o got ready. On a yac;
quot;Safe from rouble. tell me is? You know I would ;
quot;I cant tell you, ; ;And I dare say it is only a fancy of mine. tunate accident me. I iment t someto me.quot;
quot; nonsense!quot;
quot;I is, but I cant . Aemis in a tailor-made gown. You see we ;
quot;I it, Mr. Gray,quot; s;Poor Geoffrey is terribly upset. And it seems t you asked to s t;
quot;Yes, it kno. Some of little live t I am sorry told you about t is a .quot;
quot;It is an annoying subject,quot; broke in Lord ;It all. Noing o knoed a real murder.quot;
quot;; cried t;Isnt it, Mr. Gray? o faint.quot;
Dorian dre;It is not; ;my nerves are dreadfully out of order. t is all. I am afraid I oo far t very bad? You must tell me some otime. I t go and lie do you?quot;
t fligeps t led from tory on to terrace. As turned and looked at t;Are you very muc; he asked.
S ansime, but stood gazing at t;I .
;Knoal. It is tainty t c makes t;
quot;One may lose ones ;
quot;All t, my dear Gladys.quot;
quot; is t?quot;
quot;Disillusion.quot;
quot;It in life,quot; she sighed.
quot;It came to you cro;
quot;I am tired of stra;
quot;t;
quot;Only in public.quot;
quot;You ; said Lord henry.
quot;I part al.quot;
quot;Monmout;
quot;Old age is dull of ;
quot;;
quot;I wis;
as if in searc; are you looking for?quot; she inquired.
quot;tton from your foil,quot; ;You .quot;
S;I ill t;
quot;It makes your eyes lovelier,quot; was his reply.
Seete seeds in a scarlet fruit.
Upstairs, in error in every tingling fibre of oo o bear. ter, s in t like a w Lord ing.
At five oclock and gave o pack -express to too t-ty. ermined not to sleep anot at Selby Royal. It . t ted h blood.
te a note to Lord elling o too consult or and asking o entertain s in ting it into to t informed to see ;Send ; tered, after some moments ation.
As soon as tered, Dorian pulled of a dra out before him.
quot;I suppose you tunate accident of ton?quot; aking up a pen.
quot;Yes, sir,quot; anshe gamekeeper.
quot;as t on ; asked Dorian, looking bored. quot;If so, I s like to be left in , and ;
quot;e dont knoook ty of coming to you about.quot;
quot;Dont knolessly. quot; do you mean? asnt ;
quot;No, sir. Never saw ;
t as if opped beating. quot;A sailor?quot; . quot;Did you say a sailor?quot;
quot;Yes, sir. of sailor; tattooed on bot kind of t;
quot;as t; said Dorian, leaning for tartled eyes. quot;Anyt ell ;
quot;Some money, sir--not mucer. t-looking man, sir, but roug of sailor ;
Dorian started to . A terrible tered past c it madly. quot;; ;Quick! I must see it at once.quot;
quot;It is in an empty stable in t like to sort of t;
quot;t once and meet me. tell one of to bring my o tables myself. It ime.quot;
In less ter of an rees seemed to s ral procession, and a e-post and nearly t tones flew from her hoofs.
At last ering in to one of t stable a ligo tell to t ch.
t, feeling t tered.
On a and a pair of blue trousers. A spotted uck in a bottle, sputtered beside it.
Dorian Gray s t be to take t to one of ts to come to him.
quot;take t to see it,quot; c t for support.
epped for was James Vane.
ood tes looking at tears, for he knew he was safe.