Chapter 3
enement of t forth from his skull like a corolla, shrieking like voices:
-- hell! hell! hell! hell! hell!
Voices spoke near him:
-- On hell.
-- I suppose into you well.
-- You bet us all into a blue funk.
-- tS : and plenty of it to make you work.
died. God ill. ill in tate and Vincent ood at talking, jesting, gazing out at their heads.
-- I by Mala t be knee-deep.
-- It might clear up, sir.
t of tly brotle as tranquilly, lulled his aching soul.
till time. O Mary, refuge of sinners, intercede for h!
tory. Royal persons, favourites, intriguers, bise poms be did it profit a man to gain t last ood: and -like men laboured in brot mounds. touc ouco ansion of er ude of y and contrition.
o deptrite peace, no longer able to suffer t prayer. Aill be spared; in and be forgiven; and t o make up for t: a w.
-- All, God! All, all!
A messenger came to to say t confessions remulous c, no stronger ttle , listening and suffering silently, o t, feeling it close and quail, listening to tter of its ventricles.
No escape. o confess, to speak out in er sin. how? how?
-- Father, I.
t slid like a cold so ender fles not t, sincerely; but not t God to be offended dare to confess in tter abjection of spirit ely of ts about him.
time passed.
again in t benc fell slo seemed t t day all souls .
-- I am cast a of taken, my dear little brot, from ti