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the empty sparsely-lit streets streamed by him, and it seemed that the earth seemed to be swiftly spinning below him; he just marked time as it turned. the�ϻ���������ô��ģ�ط���۸� night-wind of spring both c�ϻ��ɽ�����ôլ�ߵ�ȫ����۸�ooled and intoxicated him, he felt surer and surer of the success of his errand as he went, and at the same time practical considerations occurred to him. her brother would be in the house; it was still not late, and probably they would be together. charles understood enough, so she had told him, to make him sanction her departure; now, when keeling had seen her, he would understand more. charles perhaps would open the door to him, for their two servants would have gone to bed, or be{322} out for saturday night, and keeling w