Lucretia — Volume 03 by Baron Edward Bulwer Lytton Lytton
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page 84 of 84 (100%)
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of the crime. No wonder that its hairs bristled up, sharp and ragged, in
the shadow of the wall. The first part of the tragedy ends; let fall the curtain. When next it rises, years will have passed away, graves uncounted will have wrought fresh hollows in our merry sepulchre,--sweet earth! Take a sand from the shore, take a drop from the ocean,--less than sand-grain and drop in man's planet one Death and one Crime! On the map, trace all oceans, and search out every shore,--more than seas, more than lands, in God's balance shall weigh one Death and one Crime! |
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