We Have Always Lived in the Castle
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Mrs. C...
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Mr. and Mrs. Carrington
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“You will not ask them,” she said at last. “We do not ask from anyone. Remember that.”
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“They quarrelled hatefully that last night,”
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Penn Hackney
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Helen Clarke
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That day, which was the last time Helen Clarke ever came for tea,
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Mrs. Wright,
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Lucille.”
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Shame to keep it hidden from the world.
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Penn Hackney
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“It’s spring, you’re young, you’re lovely, you have a right to be happy. Come back into the world.”
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I realized now that this was the third time in one day that the subject had been touched, and three times makes it real.
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Mrs. Wright was being almost hysterically polite,
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“Uncle Julian
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“Arsenic in the sugar,”
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“Constance must start thinking about the future;
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I am a survivor of the most sensational poisoning case of the century.
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John Blackwood
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Thomas—did
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Mary Katherine,
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She was a wicked, disobedient child,”
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“A child should be punished for wrongdoing, but she should be made to feel that she is still loved.
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It is still one of my favorite meals.
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Constance can put her hand upon a bewildering array of deadly substances without ever leaving home;
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“She should not have been doing the cooking,” said Mrs. Wright strongly.
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it was a gallant, Uncle Julian, gesture;
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Penn Hackney
Haha ouch.
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You will be wondering about that sugar bowl, I imagine.
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My niece Constance washed it before the doctor or the police had come,
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Constance said to the teapot.
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“It was Constance who saw them dying around her like flies—I do beg your pardon—and never called a doctor until it was too late. She washed the sugar bowl.”
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“She told the police those people deserved to die.”
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although I deserve to die—we all do, do we not?—I
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“She told the police that it was all her fault.”
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unless we agree that Constance was a homicidal maniac—” “You have met her, madam.”
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Penn Hackney
Haha one lump, or two?
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I was laughing when I came back into the drawing room,
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“You were teasing her, Merricat.” “A little bit, maybe. I can’t help it when people are frightened; I always want to frighten them more.”
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A change was coming,
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All our land was enriched with my treasures buried in it,