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'

I

do

n't

know

what

it

is

,

'

answered

the

girl

;

'

I

only

know

that

it

is

so

,

and

not

with

me

alone

,

but

with

hundreds

of

others

as

bad

and

wretched

as

myself

.

I

must

go

back

.

Whether

it

is

God

's

wrath

for

the

wrong

I

have

done

,

I

do

not

know

;

but

I

am

drawn

back

to

him

through

every

suffering

and

ill

usage

;

and

I

should

be

,

I

believe

,

if

I

knew

that

I

was

to

die

by

his

hand

at

last

.

'

'

What

am

I

to

do

?

'

said

Rose

.

'

I

should

not

let

you

depart

from

me

thus

.

'

'

You

should

,

lady

,

and

I

know

you

will

,

'

rejoined

the

girl

,

rising

.

'

You

will

not

stop

my

going

because

I

have

trusted

in

your

goodness

,

and

forced

no

promise

from

you

,

as

I

might

have

done

.

'

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'

Of

what

use

,

then

,

is

the

communication

you

have

made

?

'

said

Rose

.

'

This

mystery

must

be

investigated

,

or

how

will

its

disclosure

to

me

,

benefit

Oliver

,

whom

you

are

anxious

to

serve

?

'

'

You

must

have

some

kind

gentleman

about

you

that

will

hear

it

as

a

secret

,

and

advise

you

what

to

do

,

'

rejoined

the

girl

.

'

But

where

can

I

find

you

again

when

it

is

necessary

?

'

asked

Rose

.

'

I

do

not

seek

to

know

where

these

dreadful

people

live

,

but

where

will

you

be

walking

or

passing

at

any

settled

period

from

this

time

?

'

'

Will

you

promise

me

that

you

will

have

my

secret

strictly

kept

,

and

come

alone

,

or

with

the

only

other

person

that

knows

it

;

and

that

I

shall

not

be

watched

or

followed

?

'

asked

the

girl

.

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'

I

promise

you

solemnly

,

'

answered

Rose

.

'

Every

Sunday

night

,

from

eleven

until

the

clock

strikes

twelve

,

'

said

the

girl

without

hesitation

,

'

I

will

walk

on

London

Bridge

if

I

am

alive

.

'

'

Stay

another

moment

,

'

interposed

Rose

,

as

the

girl

moved

hurriedly

towards

the

door

.

'

Think

once

again

on

your

own

condition

,

and

the

opportunity

you

have

of

escaping

from

it

.

You

have

a

claim

on

me

:

not

only

as

the

voluntary

bearer

of

this

intelligence

,

but

as

a

woman

lost

almost

beyond

redemption

.

Will

you

return

to

this

gang

of

robbers

,

and

to

this

man

,

when

a

word

can

save

you

?

What

fascination

is

it

that

can

take

you

back

,

and

make

you

cling

to

wickedness

and

misery

?

Oh

!

is

there

no

chord

in

your

heart

that

I

can

touch

!

Is

there

nothing

left

,

to

which

I

can

appeal

against

this

terrible

infatuation

!

'

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