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‘Pinn’d, beaten, cold, pinch’d,

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, threaten’d, and abused-‘

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‘Struck if He wept’ ‘strove to pray, received

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a blow, and trembling turn’d away’

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‘his tears despised

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his supplications vain’

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‘In one long yellow string I wound three times

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her little throat around and strangled her.’

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‘no pain felt she;

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I am quite sure she felt no pain.’ -

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I gave commands;

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then all smiles stopped together’

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which is the poison to

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poison her, prithee?’

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‘grind away, moisten and

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mash up thy paste’

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‘on hearing cries, said calmly

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‘’Grimes is at his exercise’’

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‘Peter pass’d untroubled

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and unmoved’

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He knew not justice,

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and he laugh’d at law’

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‘she shut out the cold

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and the storm’

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‘And strangled

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her.’

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‘twas not her husband’s presence only, called

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that spot of joy into the Duchess’ cheek’

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‘I call that piece a wonder

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now’

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‘I gave commands;

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then smiles stopped together.’

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‘while they laugh, laugh at me, at me fled to the drear

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empty church, to pray God in, for them! – I am here’

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Quick –

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is it finished?’

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‘at his insistence she was removing

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her clothes, and at such speed’

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It was a temptation for her

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to be magical and dramatic’

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‘before she accepted

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she did not understand’

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‘there was something comically brooding about his face.

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This opener was conventionally dull’

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23
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‘Marshall took control of the conversation

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with a ten-minute monologue’

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‘she had noticed him hanging round the children lately.

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Perhaps he was interested in Lola.’

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‘the smallest shift in her gaze brought her Leon’s face

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but he was staring politely at his friend and seemed determined not to meet her eye’

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Cecelia longed to take her brother aside and tell him

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that Mr Marshall had pubic hair growing from his ears’

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‘he held his hand higher

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and tightened his grip’

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‘’Bite it,’ he said softly. ‘You’ve got to bite it.’

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’ ‘it crackled loudly as it yielded to her unblemished incisors

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‘another boy with equal

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ease was found’

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the savage master

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grinned in horrid glee’

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and at the slave shop

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Peter still applied’

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obedient boy to stand the

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blow of his outrageous hand’

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Henceforth with thee

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shall never boy abide’

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‘she put my arm

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around her waist’

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and made her smooth

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white shoulder bear’

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As if she ranked my nine-hundred-

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years-old name with anybody’s gift’

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designed posters,

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programmes and tickets’ ‘constructed the sales booth’ lined the collection box’

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it was not insensitivity so much as

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highly focused artistic ambition’

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‘Maniacs can

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attack anyone

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‘she was entering an area of

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adult emotion and dissembling’

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‘in excitement over the possibilities, she did not

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doubt her sister… would need her help’

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the context helped …

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and it was almost onomatopoeic’

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He fish’d by water

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, and filched by land’

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He nursed the feelings these

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these dull scenes produced’

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That’s my last Duchess

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Painted on the wall’

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‘morning sunlight … could not conceal

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the ugliness of the Tallis home’

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‘nursery’s wide

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open windows

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I never struck

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a blow’

49
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terrors’ ‘shook his frame’

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‘again they come! ‘spirits’

50
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images of hell:

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‘hot red liquor’

51
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‘yet God has

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not said a word’

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he is sure to remember

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her dying face’-

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‘He looked so

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huge and wild’

54
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‘her forearm

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raised in protest’

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‘none inquired’

‘none sought him’

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‘None put to question’

‘Grimes at his exercise’