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But why would you say that I am mad,

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an observer Healthline.

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Calmly, I can tell you the whole story.

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It is impossible to say how first the idea

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entered my brain, but once conceived,it won't hit me day and night.

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There's no

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passion, there doesn't.

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I think it was his.

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He had been kind of a virtual.

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Whenever it fell upon me,my blood run cold and so by degrees,

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I made up my mindto take my eyes off of the.

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You fancy me, Mad

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Mad Men, no, nothing,but you should have seen me with what?

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Dissimulation?I went to work

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every night about midnight.

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I turned the lights of hisdoor and opened it.

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Who would have loved to seehow cunning that proceeded?

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How would a madman havebeen so wise is this?

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But I found the I was closeand so it was impossible to do the work.

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What was not the old man who vex?

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Evil.

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Then

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one night.

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I was more than usuallycautious in opening the door.

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Perhaps he heard me.

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Now you may think that Idrew back, but no know

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his room was black,his pitch with a thick dark.

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And so I knew that he could notsee the opening of the door.

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Who is there?

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He cried out.

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Listen, the beating of the old man's heart

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and now a new anxiety sees me.

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The sound would be heard by your neighbor.

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The old man had come.

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He was stone stone dead,his I would trouble me no more.

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You still think me mad, man,

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you would think so no longer.

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When I described the wise precautionsI took with a concealment of the body.

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When

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I.

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The shriek had been heard by a neighbor

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during the night,suspicion of foul play had been aroused.

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What had I to fear?

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The streak, I said,was my own a bad dream.

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The old man I mentioned was absentin the country.

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I took my visitors all over the house.

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I beat them Satchwell.

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I led them at length to his chamber

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and desired them hereto rest from their fatigues.

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While I myself,in the wild audacity of my perfect trial,

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placed my own seed uponthe very spot beneath me.

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We posed the corpse of the victim.

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My Mannar had convinced themI was singularly at ease.

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They sat and chatted familiar things.

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But he along.

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And we shouldn't call

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heroes an object thatfalls into high gear.

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The pilot gesticulations,why would they not be?

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Oh, God.

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What could I do?

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Was it possible they had no.

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Oh, my God.

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Yes, I thought anything wasbetter than this I got.

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In this division,I felt I missed three months on the lines

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and people did get off the plane andthis is the beginning of this hideous.