The Works of Edgar Allan Poe - Volume 2


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immediately more easy, and he seemed to suffer no physical uneasiness.  
The following conversation then ensued:--V. in the dialogue representing  
the patient, and P. myself.  
P. Are you asleep?  
V. Yes--no I would rather sleep more soundly.  
P. [After a few more passes.] Do you sleep now?  
V. Yes.  
P. How do you think your present illness will result?  
V. [After a long hesitation and speaking as if with effort.] I must  
die.  
P. Does the idea of death afflict you?  
V. [Very quickly.] No--no!  
P. Are you pleased with the prospect?  
V. If I were awake I should like to die, but now it is no matter. The  
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