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。 that is all。 i am afraid i walked too far this morning。 i didnt hear what harry said。 was it very bad拭you must tell me some other time。 i think i must go and lie down。 you will excuse me察wont you拭

they had reached the great flight of steps that led from the conservatory on to the terrace。 as the glass door closed behind dorian察lord henry turned and looked at the duchess with his slumberous eyes。 ;are you very much in love with him拭─he asked。

she did not answer for some time察but stood gazing at the landscape。 ;i wish i knew察─she said at last。

he shook his head。 ;knowledge would be fatal。 it is the uncertainty that charms one。 a mist makes things wonderful。;

;one may lose ones way。;

;all ways end at the same point察my dear gladys。;

;what is that拭

;disillusion。;

;it was my debut in life察─she sighed。

;it came to you crowned。;

;i am tired of strawberry leaves。;

;they bee you。;

;only in public。;

;you would miss them察─said lord henry。

;i will not part with a petal。;

;monmouth has ears。;

;old age is dull of hearing。;

;has he never been jealous拭

;i wish he had been。;

he glanced about as if in search of something。 ;what are you looking for拭─she inquired。

;the button from your foil察─he answered。 ;you have dropped it。;

she laughed。 ;i have still the mask。;

;it makes your eyes lovelier察─was his reply。

she laughed again。 her teeth showed like white seeds in a scarlet fruit。

upstairs察in his own room察dorian gray was lying on a sofa察with terror in every tingling fibre of his body。 life had suddenly bee too hideous a burden for him to bear。 the dreadful death of the unlucky beater察shot in the thicket like a wild animal察had seemed to him to pre´figure death for himself also。 he had nearly swooned at what lord henry had said in a chance mood of cynical jesting。

at five oclock he rang his bell for his servant and gave him orders to pack his things for the night´express to town察and to have the brougham at the door by eight´thirty。 he was determined not to sleep another night at selby royal。 it was an ill´omened place。 death walked there in the sunlight。 the grass of the forest had been spotted with blood。

then he wrote a note to lord henry察telling him that he was going up to town to consult his doctor and asking him to entertain his guests in his absence。 as he was putting it into the envelope察a knock came to the door察and his valet informed him that the head´keeper wished to see him。 he frowned and bit his lip。 ;send him in察─he muttered察after some moments hesitation。

as soon as the man entered察dorian pulled his chequebook out of a drawer and spread it out before him。

;i suppose you have e about the unfortunate accident of this morning察thornton拭─he said察taking up a pen。

;yes察sir察─answered the gamekeeper。

;was the poor fellow married拭had he any people dependent on him拭─asked dorian察looking bored。 ;if so察i should not like them to be left in want察and will send them any sum of money you may think necessary。;

;we dont know who he is察sir。 that is what i took the liberty of ing to you about。;

;dont know who he is拭─said dorian察listlessly。 ;what do you mean拭wasnt he one of your men拭

;no察sir。 never saw him before。 seems like a sailor察sir。;

the pen dropped from dorian grays hand察and he felt as if his heart had suddenly stopped beating。 ;a sailor拭─he cried out。 ;did you say a sailor拭

;yes察sir。 he looks as if he had been a sort of sailor察tattooed on both arms察and that kind of thing。;

;was there anything found on him拭─said dorian察leaning forward and looking at the man with startled eyes。 ;anything that would tell his name拭

;some money察sirnot much察and a six´shooter。 there was no name of any kind。 a decent´looking man察sir察but rough´like。 a sort of sailor we think。;

dorian started to his feet。 a terrible hope fluttered past him。 he clutched at it madly。 ;where is the body拭─he exclaimed。 ;quick i must see it at once。;

;it is in an empty stable in the home farm察sir。 the folk dont like to have that sort of thing in their houses。 they say a corpse brings bad luck。;

;the home farm go there at once and meet me。 tell one of the grooms to bring my horse round。 no。 never mind。 ill go to the stables myself。 it will save time。;

in less than a quarter of an hour察dorian gray was galloping down the long avenue as hard as he could go。 the trees seemed to sweep past him in spectral procession察and wild shadows to fling themselves across his path。 once the mare swerved at a white gate´post and nearly threw him。 he lashed her across the neck with his crop。 she cleft the dusky air like an arrow。 the stones flew from her hoofs。

at last he reached the home farm。 two men were loitering in the yard。 he leaped from the saddle and threw the reins to one of them。 in the farthest stable a light was glimmering。 something seemed to tell him that the body was there察and he hurried to the door and put his hand upon the latch。

there he paused for a moment察feeling that he was on the brink of a discovery that would either make or mar his life。 then he thrust the door open and entered。

on a heap of sacking in the far corner was lying the dead body of a man dressed in a coarse shirt and a pair of blue trousers。 a spotted handkerchief had been placed over the face。 a coarse candle察stuck in a bottle察sputtered beside it。

dorian gray shuddered。 he felt that his could not be the hand to take the handkerchief away察and called out to one of the farm´servants to e to him。

;take that thing off the face。 i wish to see it察─he said察clutching at the door´post for support。

when the farm´servant had done so察he stepped forward。 a cry of joy broke from his lips。 the man who had been shot in the thicket was james vane。

he stood there for some minutes looking at the dead body。 as he rode home察his eyes were full of tears察for he knew he was safe。 

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Chapter 19

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chapter 19

there is no use your telling me that you are going to be good察─cried lord henry察dipping his white fingers into a red copper bowl filled with rose´water。 ;you are quite perfect。 pray察dont change。;

dorian gray shook his head。 ;no察harry察i have done too many dreadful things in my life。 i am not going to do any more。 i began my good actions yesterday。;

;where were you yesterday拭

;in the country察harry。 i was staying at a little inn by myself。;

;my dear boy察─said lord henry察smiling察 anybody can be good in the country。 there are no temptations there。 that is the reason why people who live out of town are so absolutely uncivilized。 civilization is not by any means an easy thing to attain to。 there are only two ways by which man can reach it。 one is by being cultured察the other by being corrupt。 country people have no opportunity of being either察so they stagnate。;

;culture and corruption察─echoed dorian。 ;i have known something of both。 it seems terrible to me now that they should ever be found together。 for i have a new ideal察harry。 i am going to alter。 i think i have altered。;

;you have not yet told me what your good action was。 or did you say you had done more than one拭─asked his panion as he spilled into his plate a little crimson pyramid of seeded strawberries and察through a perforated察shell´shaped spoon察snowed white sugar upon them。

;i can tell you察harry。 it is not a story i could tell to any one else。 i spared somebody。 it sounds vain察but you understand what i mean。 she was quite beautiful and wonderfully like sibyl vane。 i think it was that which first attracted me to her。 you remember sibyl察dont you拭how long ago that seems well察hetty was not one of our own class察of course。 she was simply a girl in a village。 but i really loved her。 i am quite sure that i loved her。 all during this wonderful may that we have been having察i used to run down and see her two or three times a week。 yesterday she met me in a little orchard。 the apple´blossoms kept tumbling down on her hair察and she was laughing。 we were to have gone away together this morning at dawn。 suddenly i determined to leave her as flowerlike as i had found her。;

;i should think the novelty of the emotion must have given you a thrill of real pleasure察dorian察─interrupted lord henry。 ;but i can finish your idyll for you。 you gave her good advice and broke her heart。 that was the beginning of your reformation。;

;harry察you are horrible you mustnt say these dreadful things。 hettys heart is not broken。 of course察she cried and all that。 but there is no disgrace upon her。 she can live察like perdita察in her garden of mint and marigold。;

;and weep over a faithless florizel察─said lord henry察laughing察as he leaned back in his chair。 ;my dear dorian察you have the most curiously boyish moods。 do you think this girl will ever be really content now with any one of her own rank拭i suppose she will be married some day to a rough carter or a grinning ploughman。 well察the fact of having met you察and loved you察will teach her to despise her husband察and she will be wretched。 from a moral point of view察i cannot say that i think much of your great renunciation。 even as a beginning察it is poor。 besides
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