Thraldom
Thraldom
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I have been half mad and half ready to doubt her ; but, when I think of her and try to see her face as it looked on that Sunday afternoon, I am as sure that she is true as that there is a sun in heaven. And since she is true, this wretchedness must be due to him and his devilry. That's what I felt when I went at 128 THRALDOM him ; I felt as if I were striking at one of his devilish West Indian snakes, and I wanted to kill him.' Old Tom shuddered at this frank confes- sion, and shook his head th...e more ; he was in sore perplexity. ' What do you mean by devilry ? ' he asked. * What do you suspect the fellow of? ' ' I don't know,' said his son ; * I know nothing about these things;. it seems to me that I know nothing about anything, and it's that that makes me feel so weak and makes me mad. The night I met him at dinner at Goring House he was full of stories of damnable Creole trickeries and juggleries; and I thought they were all lies and swagger.' * Of course,' said his father ; ' and so they are.' *I have heard men talk of mesmerism and magnetism and things ; but I never paid any attention to them/ THRALDOM 120 * Quite right too/ said old Tom Fane.
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I have been half mad and half ready to doubt her ; but, when I think of her and try to see her face as it looked on that Sunday afternoon, I am as sure that she is true as that there is a sun in heaven. And since she is true, this wretchedness must be due to him and his devilry. That's what I felt when I went at 128 THRALDOM him ; I felt as if I were striking at one of his devilish West Indian snakes, and I wanted to kill him.' Old Tom shuddered at this frank confes- sion, and shook his head th...e more ; he was in sore perplexity. ' What do you mean by devilry ? ' he asked. * What do you suspect the fellow of? ' ' I don't know,' said his son ; * I know nothing about these things;. it seems to me that I know nothing about anything, and it's that that makes me feel so weak and makes me mad. The night I met him at dinner at Goring House he was full of stories of damnable Creole trickeries and juggleries; and I thought they were all lies and swagger.' * Of course,' said his father ; ' and so they are.' *I have heard men talk of mesmerism and magnetism and things ; but I never paid any attention to them/ THRALDOM 120 * Quite right too/ said old Tom Fane.
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