The Facts Concerning The Recent Carnival Of Crime In Connecticut


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so. In truth, you are always consistent, always yourself, always an  
ass. Other wise it must have occurred to you that if you attempted this  
murder with a sad heart and a heavy conscience, I would droop under the  
burdening in influence instantly. Fool, I should have weighed a ton, and  
could not have budged from the floor; but instead, you are so cheerfully  
anxious to kill me that your conscience is as light as a feather;  
hence I am away up here out of your reach. I can almost respect a mere  
ordinary sort of fool; but you pah!"  
I would have given anything, then, to be heavyhearted, so that I could  
get this person down from there and take his life, but I could no more  
be heavy-hearted over such a desire than I could have sorrowed over its  
accomplishment. So I could only look longingly up at my master, and rave  
at the ill luck that denied me a heavy conscience the one only time that  
I had ever wanted such a thing in my life. By and by I got to musing  
over the hour's strange adventure, and of course my human curiosity  
began to work. I set myself to framing in my mind some questions for  
this fiend to answer. Just then one of my boys entered, leaving the door  
open behind him, and exclaimed:  
"My! what has been going on here? The bookcase is all one riddle of--"  
I sprang up in consternation, and shouted:  
"
Out of this! Hurry! jump! Fly! Shut the door! Quick, or my Conscience  
will get away!"  
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