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In the autumn of 1816, John Melmoth, a student in Trinity College, Dublin, quitted it to attend a dying uncle on whom his hopes for independence chiefly rested. Read the first page
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heart
himself
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hope
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last
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life
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love
man
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melmoth
might
mind
moment
monk
mother
must
myself
name
nature
night
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old
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perhaps
power
priest
saw
see
seemed
shall
should
soul
sound
spoke
step
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