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THEREPAIREROFREPUTATIONS
I
Neraillonspaslesfous;
leurfoliedurepluslongtempsquelanôtre....
Voilatouteladifférence."
Towardtheendoftheyear1920theGovernmentoftheUnitedStateshadpracticallycompletedtheprogramme,adoptedduringthe
son
last
monthsofPresidentWinthrop'sadministration.
The
ülke
country
wasapparentlytranquil.
Everybody
biliyor
knows
howtheTariffandLabourquestionsweresettled.
The
savaş
war
withGermany,incidenton
bu
that
country'sseizureoftheSamoanIslands,had
bırakmamıştı
left
novisiblescarsupontherepublic,
ve
and
thetemporaryoccupationofNorfolkbytheinvadingarmyhadbeenforgotteninthejoy
üzerinde
over
repeatednavalvictories,andthesubsequentridiculousplightofGeneralVonGartenlaube'sforcesintheStateofNewJersey.
TheCuban
ve
and
Hawaiianinvestmentshadpaidonehundredpercent
ve
and
theterritoryofSamoawaswellworthitscostasacoalingstation.
The
ülke
country
wasinasuperbstateofdefence.
Her
Every
coastcityhadbeen
iyi
well
suppliedwithlandfortifications;
thearmy
altında
under
theparentaleyeoftheGeneralStaff,organizedaccordingtothePrussiansystem,hadbeenincreasedto300,000men,
ile
with
aterritorialreserveof
bir
a
million;
andsixmagnificentsquadronsofcruisers
ve
and
battle-shipspatrolledthesixstationsofthenavigableseas,
bıraktı
leaving
asteamreserveamplyfittedto
kontrol
control
homewaters.
ThegentlemenfromtheWesthadatlastbeenconstrainedtoacknowledgethat
bir
a
collegeforthetrainingofdiplomatswasasnecessaryas
hukuk
law
schoolsareforthetrainingofbarristers;
consequentlywewerenolongerrepresentedabroadbyincompetentpatriots.
Thenationwasprosperous;
Chicago,for
bir
a
momentparalyzedafterasecond
büyük
great
fire,hadrisenfromitsruins,
beyaz
white
andimperial,andmorebeautifulthanthe
beyaz
white
citywhichhadbeenbuiltforitsplaythingin1893.
Everywhere
iyi
good
architecturewasreplacingbad,
ve
and
eveninNewYork,
bir
a
suddencravingfordecency
var
had
sweptawayagreatportionoftheexistinghorrors.
Streetshadbeenwidened,properlypaved
ve
and
lighted,treeshadbeenplanted,squareslaidout,elevatedstructuresdemolished
ve
and
undergroundroadsbuilttoreplacethem.
The
yeni
new
governmentbuildingsandbarrackswere
güzel
fine
bitsofarchitecture,andthe
uzun
long
systemofstonequayswhichcompletelysurroundedtheislandhadbeenturnedintoparkswhichproved
bir
a
god-sendtothepopulation.
Thesubsidizingofthestatetheatre
ve
and
stateoperabroughtitsownreward.
TheUnitedStatesNationalAcademyofDesignwas
çok
much
likeEuropeaninstitutionsofthe
aynı
same
kind.
NobodyenviedtheSecretaryof
Güzel
Fine
Arts,eitherhiscabinetpositionorhisportfolio.
TheSecretaryofForestry
ve
and
GamePreservationhadamucheasier
zaman
time
,thankstothenewsystemofNationalMounted
Polis
Police
.
Wehadprofitedwellbythelatesttreaties
ile
with
FranceandEngland;
theexclusionofforeign-bornJewsasameasureofself-preservation,thesettlementofthe
yeni
new
independentnegrostateofSuanee,thecheckingofimmigration,the
yeni
new
lawsconcerningnaturalization,andthegradualcentralizationofpowerintheexecutive
tüm
all
contributedtonationalcalm
ve
and
prosperity.
WhentheGovernmentsolvedtheIndianproblem
ve
and
squadronsofIndiancavalryscoutsinnativecostumeweresubstitutedforthepitiableorganizationstackedontothetailofskeletonizedregimentsby
bir
a
formerSecretaryofWar,thenationdrew
bir
a
longsighofrelief.
When,
sonra
after
thecolossalCongressofReligions,bigotry
ve
and
intolerancewerelaidintheirgraves
ve
and
kindnessandcharitybegantodrawwarringsects
araya
together
,manythoughtthemillenniumhadarrived,atleastinthe
yeni
new
worldwhichafterallis
bir
a
worldbyitself.
Butself-preservationisthe
ilk
first
law,andtheUnitedStateshadto
bakmak
look
oninhelplesssorrowasGermany,Italy,Spain
ve
and
BelgiumwrithedinthethroesofAnarchy,whileRussia,watchingfromtheCaucasus,stooped
ve
and
boundthemoneby
bir
one
.
InthecityofNewYorkthesummerof1899wassignalizedbythedismantlingoftheElevatedRailroads.
Thesummerof1900willliveinthememoriesofNewYorkpeopleformany
bir
a
cycle;
theDodgeStatuewasremovedin
o
that
year.
Inthefollowingwinterbegan
bu
that
agitationfortherepealofthelawsprohibitingsuicidewhichboreitsfinalfruitinthemonthofApril,1920,whenthe
ilk
first
GovernmentLethalChamberwasopenedonWashingtonSquare.
Ihadwalked
aşağı
down
thatdayfromDr.Archer'shouseonMadisonAvenue,whereIhadbeenas
bir
a
mereformality.
Eversincethatfallfrommyhorse,
dört
four
yearsbefore,Ihadbeentroubledattimeswithpainsinthebackofmyhead
ve
and
neck,butnowformonthstheyhadbeenabsent,
ve
and
thedoctorsentmeawaythat
gün
day
sayingtherewasnothingmoretobecuredin
beni
me
.
Itwashardlyworthhisfeetobetoldthat;
I
biliyordum
knew
itmyself.
StillIdidnotgrudgehimthe
para
money
.
WhatImindedwasthemistakewhichhemadeatfirst.
WhentheypickedmeupfromthepavementwhereIlayunconscious,
ve
and
somebodyhadmercifullysent
bir
a
bulletthroughmyhorse'shead,IwascarriedtoDr.Archer,
ve
and
he,pronouncingmybrainaffected,
yerleştirdi
placed
meinhisprivateasylumwhereIwasobligedtoenduretreatmentforinsanity.
AtlasthedecidedthatIwas
iyi
well
,andI,knowingthatmymindhad
her zaman
always
beenassoundashis,
eğer
if
notsounder,"paidmytuition"ashejokinglycalledit,
ve
and
left.
Itoldhim,smiling,thatIwouldgetevenwithhimforhismistake,
ve
and
helaughedheartily,andaskedmeto
ara
call
onceinawhile.
Ididso,hopingfor
bir
a
chancetoevenupaccounts,
ama
but
hegavemenone,
ve
and
ItoldhimIwouldwait.
The
düşmem
fall
frommyhorsehadfortunately
bırakmamıştı
left
noevilresults;
onthecontraryithad
değiştirdi
changed
mywholecharacterforthebetter.
From
bir
a
lazyyoungmanabouttown,Ihad
olmuştum
become
active,energetic,temperate,andaboveall—oh,aboveallelse—ambitious.
Therewasonlyone
şey
thing
whichtroubledme,Ilaughedatmy
kendi
own
uneasiness,andyetittroubled
beni
me
.
DuringmyconvalescenceIhadbought
ve
and
readforthefirst
kez
time
,TheKinginYellow.
I
hatırlıyorum
remember
afterfinishingthefirstactthatitoccurredtomethatIhad
en iyisi
better
stop.
Istartedup
ve
and
flungthebookintothefireplace;
thevolumestruckthebarredgrate
ve
and
fellopenonthehearthinthefirelight.
IfIhadnotcaught
bir
a
glimpseoftheopeningwordsinthesecondactIshould
asla
never
havefinishedit,butasIstoopedto
almak
pick
itup,myeyesbecamerivetedtothe
açık
open
page,andwithacryofterror,
ya da
or
perhapsitwasofjoysopoignant
o
that
Isufferedineverynerve,Isnatchedthe
şeyi
thing
outofthecoals
ve
and
creptshakingtomybedroom,whereI
okudum
read
itandrereadit,
ve
and
weptandlaughedandtrembledwith
bir
a
horrorwhichattimesassailsmeyet.
Thisisthe
şey
thing
thattroublesme,forIcannotforgetCarcosawhere
siyah
black
starshangintheheavens;
wheretheshadowsofmen'sthoughtslengthenintheafternoon,whenthetwinsunssinkintothelakeofHali;
ve
and
mymindwillbearforeverthememoryofthePallidMask.
Ipray
Tanrı
God
willcursethewriter,asthewriterhascursedthe
dünya
world
withthisbeautiful,stupendouscreation,terribleinitssimplicity,irresistibleinitstruth—a
dünya
world
whichnowtremblesbeforethe
Kral
King
inYellow.
WhentheFrenchGovernmentseizedthetranslatedcopieswhichhadjustarrivedinParis,London,ofcourse,
oldu
became
eagertoreadit.
Itis
iyi
well
knownhowthebookspread
gibi
like
aninfectiousdisease,fromcitytocity,fromcontinenttocontinent,barredout
burada
here
,confiscatedthere,denouncedbyPress
ve
and
pulpit,censuredevenbythe
en
most
advancedofliteraryanarchists.
Hiçbir
No
definiteprincipleshadbeenviolatedin
bu
those
wickedpages,nodoctrinepromulgated,
hiçbir
no
convictionsoutraged.
Itcouldnotbejudgedby
herhangi
any
knownstandard,yet,althoughitwasacknowledgedthatthesupremenoteofarthadbeenstruckinThe
Kral
King
inYellow,allfeltthat
insan
human
naturecouldnotbearthestrain,northriveonwordsinwhichtheessenceofpurestpoisonlurked.
Theverybanality
ve
and
innocenceofthefirstactonlyallowedtheblowtofallafterward
ile
with
moreawfuleffect.
Itwas,Iremember,the13th
günü
day
ofApril,1920,thatthe
ilk
first
GovernmentLethalChamberwasestablishedonthesouthsideofWashingtonSquare,
arasında
between
WoosterStreetandSouthFifthAvenue.
Theblockwhichhadformerlyconsistedofa
çok
lot
ofshabbyoldbuildings,
kullanılan
used
ascafésandrestaurantsforforeigners,hadbeenacquiredbytheGovernmentinthewinterof1898.
TheFrench
ve
and
Italiancafésandrestaurantsweretorndown;
the
tüm
whole
blockwasenclosedby
bir
a
gildedironrailing,andconvertedinto
bir
a
lovelygardenwithlawns,flowers
ve
and
fountains.
Inthecentreofthegarden
duruyordu
stood
asmall,whitebuilding,severelyclassicalinarchitecture,
ve
and
surroundedbythicketsofflowers.
Altı
Six
Ioniccolumnssupportedtheroof,
ve
and
thesingledoorwasofbronze.
Bir
A
splendidmarblegroupofthe"Fates"
duruyordu
stood
beforethedoor,theworkof
bir
a
youngAmericansculptor,BorisYvain,whohaddiedinPariswhen
sadece
only
twenty-threeyearsold.
TheinaugurationceremonieswereinprogressasIcrossedUniversityPlaceandenteredthesquare.
Ithreadedmywaythroughthesilentthrongofspectators,
ama
but
wasstoppedatFourth
Cadde
Street
byacordonof
polis
police
.
AregimentofUnitedStateslancersweredrawnupin
bir
a
hollowsquareroundtheLethalChamber.
On
bir
a
raisedtribunefacingWashingtonPark
duruyordu
stood
theGovernorofNewYork,
ve
and
behindhimweregroupedtheMayorofNewYork
ve
and
Brooklyn,theInspector-Generalof
Polis
Police
,theCommandantofthestatetroops,ColonelLivingston,militaryaidtothePresidentoftheUnitedStates,GeneralBlount,commandingatGovernor'sIsland,Major-GeneralHamilton,commandingthegarrisonofNewYork
ve
and
Brooklyn,AdmiralBuffbyofthefleetintheNorthRiver,Surgeon-GeneralLanceford,thestaffoftheNational
Özgür
Free
Hospital,SenatorsWyseandFranklinofNewYork,
ve
and
theCommissionerofPublicWorks.
Thetribunewassurroundedby
bir
a
squadronofhussarsoftheNationalGuard.
TheGovernorwasfinishinghisreplytotheshortspeechoftheSurgeon-General.
I
duydum
heard
himsay:
"Thelawsprohibitingsuicide
ve
and
providingpunishmentforanyattemptatself-destructionhavebeenrepealed.
TheGovernmenthas
gördü
seen
fittoacknowledgetherightofmantoend
bir
an
existencewhichmayhave
hale
become
intolerabletohim,throughphysicalsuffering
veya
or
mentaldespair.
Itisbelievedthatthecommunitywillbebenefitedbytheremovalof
tür
such
peoplefromtheirmidst.
Sincethepassageof
bu
this
law,thenumberofsuicidesintheUnitedStateshasnotincreased.
NowtheGovernmenthasdeterminedtoestablish
bir
a
LethalChamberineverycity,town
ve
and
villageinthecountry,itremainstobeseenwhetherornotthatclassof
insan
human
creaturesfromwhosedespondingranks
yeni
new
victimsofself-destructionfalldailywillacceptthereliefthusprovided."
Hepaused,
ve
and
turnedtothewhiteLethalChamber.
Thesilenceinthestreetwasabsolute.
"There
bir
a
painlessdeathawaitshimwhocannolongerbearthesorrowsof
bu
this
life.
Ifdeathiswelcomelethimseekitthere."
ThenquicklyturningtothemilitaryaidofthePresident'shousehold,he
dedi
said
,"IdeclaretheLethalChamberopen,"
ve
and
againfacingthevastcrowdhecriedin
bir
a
clearvoice:
"CitizensofNewYork
ve
and
oftheUnitedStatesofAmerica,throughmetheGovernmentdeclarestheLethalChambertobeopen."
Thesolemnhushwasbrokenby
bir
a
sharpcryofcommand,thesquadronofhussarsfiledaftertheGovernor'scarriage,thelancerswheeled
ve
and
formedalongFifthAvenuetowaitforthecommandantofthegarrison,
ve
and
themountedpolicefollowed
onları
them
.
Ileftthecrowdtogape
ve
and
stareatthewhitemarble
Ölüm
Death
Chamber,and,crossingSouthFifthAvenue,
yürüdüm
walked
alongthewesternsideofthatthoroughfaretoBleecker
Cadde
Street
.
ThenIturnedtotheright
ve
and
stoppedbeforeadingyshopwhichborethe
işareti
sign:
.
HAWBERK,ARMOURER.
Iglancedinatthedoorway
ve
and
sawHawberkbusyinhis
küçük
little
shopattheendofthehall.
He
baktı
looked
up,andcatchingsightofmecriedinhisdeep,heartyvoice,"Comein,Mr.Castaigne!"
Constance,his
kızı
daughter
,rosetomeetmeasIcrossedthethreshold,
ve
and
heldoutherprettyhand,
ama
but
Isawtheblushofdisappointmentonhercheeks,
ve
and
knewthatitwas
başka
another
Castaigneshehadexpected,mycousinLouis.
Ismiledatherconfusion
ve
and
complimentedheronthebannershewasembroideringfrom
bir
a
colouredplate.
OldHawberksatrivetingtheworngreavesofsomeancientsuitofarmour,
ve
and
theting!
ting!
ting!
ofhis
küçük
little
hammersoundedpleasantlyinthequaintshop.
Presentlyhedroppedhishammer,
ve
and
fussedaboutforamomentwith
bir
a
tinywrench.
Thesoftclashofthemail
gönderdi
sent
athrillofpleasurethroughme.
Ilovedtohearthemusicofsteelbrushingagainststeel,themellowshockofthemalletonthighpieces,
ve
and
thejingleofchainarmour.
Thatwasthe
tek
only
reasonIwentto
görmeye
see
Hawberk.
Hehadneverinterestedmepersonally,nordidConstance,exceptforthefactofherbeinginlovewithLouis.
Bu
This
didoccupymyattention,
ve
and
sometimesevenkeptmeawakeatnight.
Ama
But
Iknewinmyheartthatallwouldcomeright,
ve
and
thatIshouldarrangetheirfutureasIexpectedtoarrangethatofmy
nazik
kind
doctor,JohnArcher.
However,Ishould
asla
never
havetroubledmyselfaboutvisitingthemjustthen,haditnotbeen,asIsay,thatthemusicofthetinklinghammerhadformethisstrongfascination.
Iwould
oturup
sit
forhours,listeningandlistening,
ve
and
whenastraysunbeamstrucktheinlaidsteel,thesensationitgavemewas
neredeyse
almost
tookeentoendure.
Myeyeswouldbecomefixed,dilatingwith
bir
a
pleasurethatstretchedeverynerve
neredeyse
almost
tobreaking,untilsomemovementofthe
yaşlı
old
armourercutofftherayofsunlight,then,
hala
still
thrillingsecretly,Ileaned
geri
back
andlistenedagaintothesoundofthepolishingrag,swish!
swish!
rubbingrustfromtherivets.
Constance
çalıştı
worked
withtheembroideryoverherknees,nowandthenpausingtoexamine
daha
more
closelythepatterninthecolouredplatefromtheMetropolitanMuseum.
Kimin
Who
isthisfor?"
I
sordum
asked
.
Hawberkexplained,thatinadditiontothetreasuresofarmourintheMetropolitanMuseumofwhichhehadbeenappointedarmourer,he
da
also
hadchargeofseveralcollectionsbelongingtorichamateurs.
Bu
This
wasthemissinggreaveof
bir
a
famoussuitwhichaclientofhishadtracedto
bir
a
littleshopinParisontheQuaid'Orsay.
O
He
,Hawberk,hadnegotiatedfor
ve
and
securedthegreave,and
şimdi
now
thesuitwascomplete.
Helaid
yere
down
hishammerandreadmethehistoryofthesuit,tracedsince1450fromownertoowner
kadar
until
itwasacquiredbyThomasStainbridge.
Whenhissuperbcollectionwassold,thisclientofHawberk'sboughtthesuit,
ve
and
sincethenthesearchforthemissinggreavehadbeenpushed
kadar
until
itwas,almostbyaccident,locatedinParis.
Didyoucontinuethesearchsopersistently
olmadan
without
anycertaintyofthegreavebeing
hala
still
inexistence?"
Idemanded.
Ofcourse,"herepliedcoolly.
Thenforthe
ilk
first
timeItookapersonalinterestinHawberk.
Itwasworthsomethingtoyou,"Iventured.
No,"hereplied,laughing,"mypleasureinfindingitwasmyreward."
Haveyou
yok
no
ambitiontoberich?"
I
sordum
asked
,smiling.
Myoneambitionistobethebestarmourerintheworld,"he
yanıtladı
answered
gravely.
ConstanceaskedmeifIhadseentheceremoniesattheLethalChamber.
SheherselfhadnoticedcavalrypassingupBroadwaythat
sabah
morning
,andhadwishedto
görmek
see
theinauguration,buther
babası
father
wantedthebannerfinished,
ve
and
shehadstayedathisrequest.
Didyou
gördünüz
see
yourcousin,Mr.Castaigne,there?"
she
sordu
asked
,withtheslightesttremorofhersofteyelashes.
No,"Irepliedcarelessly.
"Louis'regimentismanœuvringoutinWestchesterCounty."
Irose
ve
and
pickedupmyhat
ve
and
cane.
Areyougoingupstairsto
görmeye
see
thelunaticagain?"
laughed
yaşlı
old
Hawberk.
IfHawberkknew
ne kadar
how
Iloathethatword"lunatic,"hewould
asla
never
useitinmypresence.
ItrousescertainfeelingswithinmewhichIdonotcaretoexplain.
However,Iansweredhimquietly:
"IthinkIshalldropinand
görmeye
see
Mr.Wildeforamomentortwo."
Poorfellow,"
dedi
said
Constance,withashakeofthehead,"it
olmalı
must
behardtolive
tek başına
alone
yearafteryearpoor,crippled
ve
and
almostdemented.
Itis
çok
very
goodofyou,Mr.Castaigne,tovisithimasoftenasyoudo."
I
olduğunu düşünüyorum
think
heisvicious,"observedHawberk,beginning
tekrar
again
withhishammer.
I
dinledim
listened
tothegoldentinkleonthegreaveplates;
whenhehadfinishedIreplied:.
Hayır
No
,heisnotvicious,norisheintheleastdemented.
His
zihni
mind
isawonderchamber,fromwhichhecanextracttreasuresthatyou
ve
and
Iwouldgiveyearsofourlifetoacquire."'.
Hawberklaughed.
Icontinuedalittleimpatiently:
"He
biliyor
knows
historyasnooneelsecould
biliyor
know
it.
Nothing,howevertrivial,escapeshissearch,
ve
and
hismemoryissoabsolute,sopreciseindetails,
o
that
wereitknowninNewYork
o
that
suchamanexisted,the
insanlar
people
couldnothonourhimenough."
Nonsense,"mutteredHawberk,searchingonthefloorfor
bir
a
fallenrivet.
Isitnonsense,"I
sordum
asked
,managingtosuppresswhatIfelt,"isitnonsense
zaman
when
hesaysthatthetassets
ve
and
cuissardsoftheenamelledsuitofarmourcommonlyknownasthe'Prince'sEmblazoned'canbefoundamong
bir
a
massofrustytheatricalproperties,brokenstoves
ve
and
ragpicker'srefuseinagarretinPellStreet?"
Hawberk'shammer
düştü
fell
totheground,buthe
aldı
picked
itupandasked,with
bir
a
greatdealofcalm,howI
biliyordum
knew
thatthetassetsandleftcuissardweremissingfromthe"Prince'sEmblazoned."
Ididnot
bilmiyordum
know
untilMr.Wildementionedittometheother
gün
day
.
Hesaidtheywereinthegarretof998PellStreet."
Nonsense,"hecried,
ama
but
Inoticedhishandtrembling
altında
under
hisleathernapron.
Is
bu
this
nonsensetoo?"
Iaskedpleasantly,"isitnonsensewhenMr.WildecontinuallyspeaksofyouastheMarquisofAvonshire
ve
and
ofMissConstance—".
Ididnotfinish,forConstancehadstartedtoherfeetwithterrorwrittenon
her
every
feature.
Hawberklookedatme
ve
and
slowlysmoothedhisleathernapron.
Bu
That
isimpossible,"heobserved,"Mr.
Wildemayknowagreat
çok
many
things—".
Aboutarmour,forinstance,
ve
and
the'Prince'sEmblazoned,'"Iinterposed,smiling.
Yes,"hecontinued,slowly,"aboutarmouralso—maybe—butheiswronginregardtotheMarquisofAvonshire,
kim
who
,asyouknow,killedhiswife'straduceryears
önce
ago
,andwenttoAustraliawherehedidnotlongsurvivehiswife."
Mr.
Wildeiswrong,"murmuredConstance.
Herlipswereblanched,
ama
but
hervoicewassweet
ve
and
calm.
Letusagree,ifyou
lütfen
please
,thatinthisonecircumstanceMr.Wildeiswrong,"I
dedim
said
.
II
Iclimbedthe
üç
three
dilapidatedflightsofstairs,whichIhadsooftenclimbed
önce
before
,andknockedata
küçük
small
doorattheendofthecorridor.
Mr.Wilde
açtı
opened
thedoorandIwalkedin.
Whenhehaddouble-lockedthe
kapıyı
door
andpushedaheavychestagainstit,he
geldi
came
andsatdownbesideme,peeringupintomyfacewithhis
küçük
little
light-colouredeyes.
Halfadozen
yeni
new
scratchescoveredhisnose
ve
and
cheeks,andthesilverwireswhichsupportedhisartificialearshadbecomedisplaced.
IthoughtIhad
hiç
never
seenhimsohideouslyfascinating.
Hehadnoears.
Theartificialones,which
şimdi
now
stoodoutatananglefromthe
ince
fine
wire,werehisoneweakness.
Theyweremadeofwax
ve
and
paintedashellpink,
ama
but
therestofhisfacewasyellow.
Hemightbetterhaverevelledintheluxuryofsomeartificialfingersforhislefthand,
olan
which
wasabsolutelyfingerless,butitseemedtocausehimnoinconvenience,
ve
and
hewassatisfiedwithhiswaxears.
Hewas
çok
very
small,scarcelyhigherthan
bir
a
childoften,buthisarmsweremagnificentlydeveloped,
ve
and
histhighsasthickas
herhangi
any
athlete's.
Still,themostremarkable
şey
thing
aboutMr.Wildewasthat
bir
a
manofhismarvellousintelligence
ve
and
knowledgeshouldhavesuch
bir
a
head.
Itwasflat
ve
and
pointed,liketheheadsofmanyof
o
those
unfortunateswhompeopleimprisoninasylumsfortheweak-minded.
Manycalledhiminsane,
ama
but
IknewhimtobeassaneasIwas.
Idonotdenythathewaseccentric;
themaniahehadforkeepingthatcat
ve
and
teasingheruntilsheflewathisface
gibi
like
ademon,wascertainlyeccentric.
I
asla
never
couldunderstandwhyhekeptthecreature,norwhatpleasurehefoundinshuttinghimselfupinhisroomwith
bu
this
surly,viciousbeast.
I
hatırlıyorum
remember
once,glancingupfromthemanuscriptIwasstudyingbythelightofsometallowdips,
ve
and
seeingMr.Wildesquattingmotionlessonhis
yüksek
high
chair,hiseyesfairlyblazingwithexcitement,whilethecat,whichhadrisenfromher
yere
place
beforethestove,camecreepingacrossthefloor
doğru
right
athim.
BeforeIcouldmovesheflattenedherbellytotheground,crouched,trembled,
ve
and
sprangintohisface.
Howling
ve
and
foamingtheyrolledover
ve
and
overonthefloor,scratching
ve
and
clawing,untilthecatscreamed
ve
and
fledunderthecabinet,
ve
and
Mr.Wildeturnedoveronhis
sırt
back
,hislimbscontractingandcurlingup
gibi
like
thelegsofadyingspider.
Hewaseccentric.
Mr.
Wildehadclimbedintohis
yüksek
high
chair,and,afterstudyingmyface,
aldı
picked
upadog's-earedledger
ve
and
openedit.
HenryB.
Matthews,"heread,"book-keeperwithWhysotWhysot
ve
and
Company,dealersinchurchornaments.
Aradım
Called
April3rd.
Reputationdamagedontherace-track.
Knownasawelcher.
ReputationtoberepairedbyAugust1st.
Retainer
Beş
Five
Dollars."