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المؤلف: Charles Dickens

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"This lasted twenty-six hours from the time when I first saw her.
I had come and gone twice, and was again sitting by her, when she
began to falter. I did what little could be done to assist that
opportunity, and by-and-bye she sank into a lethargy, and lay
like the dead.
"It was as if the wind and rain had lulled at last, after a long
and fearful storm. I released her arms, and called the woman to
assist me to compose her figure and the dress she had torn. It
was then that I knew her condition to be that of one in whom the
first expectations of being a mother have arisen; and it was then
that I lost the little hope I had had of her.
"'Is she dead?' asked the Marquis, whom I will still describe as
the elder brother, coming booted into the room from his horse.
"'Not dead,' said I; 'but like to die.'
"'What strength there is in these common bodies!' he said,
looking down at her with some curiosity.
"'There is prodigious strength,' I answered him, 'in sorrow and
despair.'

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