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Because the drunkard cannot afford to let a fellow-victim escape: he has himself lost peace, hope, character, home, happiness, and is drinking his soul into hell, and every fellow-drunkard reformed and removed from his side makes his conscience more bare, and exposed to the glare of that eternal wrath which he tries to shut out from his consciousness, and partly succeeds, as he gathers about him those like-minded with himself.
The occurrence naturally caused him to cast back his thoughts to that other trick-the locking him into the cloisters, in which Jenkins had been a fellow-victim and he doubled his fists in impotent anger. "This comes of their not having been flogged for that!" he groaned. Engaged in these reflections of gall and bitterness, old Ketch gained his lodge, unlocked it, and entered.
And Rose was watched not openly, but systematically enough for her to know it never allowed to go out alone, or to sit in the attic after a certain hour; driven into brooding loneliness and disaffection in other words, towards her fellow-victim instead of from him.
Where was the young man who had been my fellow-victim? Loss of this special permit caused me considerable inconvenience, for I had to go to Moscow, and the Terror raging there, I had to get another permit before I could pass and repass the military cordon. Yes, Julie Rosier was a mystery. Indeed, the whole affair was a complete enigma.
She cried and sobbed, but she was obstinate, and Fanny could only let her have her own way in that. Another question was soon disposed of. When Fanny invited her into the sickroom, she said, haughtily, "I go there no more. Cure her, and send her away if Harrington will let her go. I dare say she is to be pitied." "Of course she is. She is your fellow-victim, if you would only let yourself see it."
Froude, I should demur at the doctrine that it is better to marry than to burn: I myself should prefer burning. With these sentiments it would ill become any one entitled to that distinction of 'gentleman' which you confer on me to lead a fellow-victim to the sacrificial altar.
But saucy Mollie only answered that sinister look by her brightest glance and smile; and taking his hat, Dr. Oleander strode away. Then Mr. Sardonyx arose. He had been sitting like a statue, but the words and departure of his fellow-victim seemed to restore consciousness. "Am I to understand, Miss Dane, that this is the answer you meant when you invited me here to-day?" he sternly asked.
You have my sympathy, Spencer the sympathy of a fellow-victim. To be a reporter on a newspaper which dictates dishonesty; to be the lieutenant of a Governor who enjoins duplicity it's all just about one and the same thing!" "It's curious," commented Cavendish, "that it wasn't until about a week after after that night, that I knew you were Lieutenant-Governor.
The shop was one thing, and his father was another. In fact, so far from identifying them, he was inclined to pity his father as a fellow-victim of the tyranny and malignity of the shop. But when in his right mind he had no grudge whatever against the shop. He had been born over the shop, nursed behind the shop, and the shop had been his schoolroom ever since he could spell.
This young woman has been directed to call on me as a person likely to pay her way to Ferrara. "But who sent you? But, in fine, why should I pay your way to Ferrara? I have never seen you before." "My husband, whom you benefited on his way to Ancona, sent me. Here is his letter and the card you gave him." I call out to my fellow-victim, "My dear, here is news of the Mouse!"
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