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"
Silence
,
beast
!
He
howls
so
that
your
ladyships
can
scarcely
hear
a
word
.
Your
noble
friend
,
the
young
lady
at
your
right
,
has
the
sharpest
tooth
--
long
,
thin
,
pointed
,
like
an
awl
,
like
a
needle
;
ha
,
ha
!
With
my
sharp
and
long
sight
,
as
I
look
up
,
I
have
seen
it
distinctly
;
now
if
it
happens
to
hurt
the
young
lady
,
and
I
think
it
must
,
here
am
I
,
here
are
my
file
,
my
punch
,
my
nippers
;
I
will
make
it
round
and
blunt
,
if
her
ladyship
pleases
;
no
longer
the
tooth
of
a
fish
,
but
of
a
beautiful
young
lady
as
she
is
.
Hey
?
Is
the
young
lady
displeased
?
Have
I
been
too
bold
?
Have
I
offended
her
?
"
The
young
lady
,
indeed
,
looked
very
angry
as
she
drew
back
from
the
window
.
"
How
dares
that
mountebank
insult
us
so
?
Where
is
your
father
?
I
shall
demand
redress
from
him
.
My
father
would
have
had
the
wretch
tied
up
to
the
pump
,
and
flogged
with
a
cart
whip
,
and
burnt
to
the
bones
with
the
castle
brand
!
"
She
retired
from
the
window
a
step
or
two
,
and
sat
down
,
and
had
hardly
lost
sight
of
the
offender
,
when
her
wrath
subsided
as
suddenly
as
it
had
risen
,
and
she
gradually
recovered
her
usual
tone
,
and
seemed
to
forget
the
little
hunchback
and
his
follies
.
My
father
was
out
of
spirits
that
evening
.
On
coming
in
he
told
us
that
there
had
been
another
case
very
similar
to
the
two
fatal
ones
which
had
lately
occurred
.
The
sister
of
a
young
peasant
on
his
estate
,
only
a
mile
away
,
was
very
ill
,
had
been
,
as
she
described
it
,
attacked
very
nearly
in
the
same
way
,
and
was
now
slowly
but
steadily
sinking
.
"
All
this
,
"
said
my
father
,
"
is
strictly
referable
to
natural
causes
.
These
poor
people
infect
one
another
with
their
superstitions
,
and
so
repeat
in
imagination
the
images
of
terror
that
have
infested
their
neighbors
.
"
"
But
that
very
circumstance
frightens
one
horribly
,
"
said
Carmilla
.
"
How
so
?
"
inquired
my
father
.
"
I
am
so
afraid
of
fancying
I
see
such
things
;
I
think
it
would
be
as
bad
as
reality
.
"
