Capitolo 59
Jane in my heart to also suggest him/it. I could not deny yet
me for a moment the strength and her allusive being
mean-spoken matter.
Not that for an according to me I believed him/it true. I could never believe him/it.
Aunt Emma, so you tame, so kindly, so sweet: incapable to make evil some
living thing: the tenderest the old lady that has breathed on earth: and
the sister of mine own mother that I loved as me never of forehead to loved whoever!
Aunt Emma the murderess! Naked idea was absurd! I was not able
entertain him. My whole nature turned him from him.
And indeed, as very it disdains, everything, was later I discard him/it mere of
evidence on which Jane risked him to suggest so terrible a position! A
man--in the suits of man--enough tall and thin, and evidently dark-
hairy, but curved to the point that he almost seemed gibbous: as
different from Aunt Emma, with his/her female figure and her right
gait, and its old dessert makes a will white! Because, clearly it was ridiculous.
And anchor, the fact remained but as Jane it sharpened to the Portrait and
done ask "Which the hand that is?" the answer spontaneously came on the all
my lips, without hesitation the "Aunt Emma!"
I sat long in my uneasiness there, while thinking ends him to me. I didn't do
knows what to do. I could not go and I could confide to the ear of Aunt Emma this
new and horrible doubt,--what without doubt it was later everything, for me I Knew him/it
it was impossible. I hated Jane to suggest him/it; I hated him for
telling me. Still I could not be left alone. I was also terrorized far.
"Oh, Jane; " I cried, while admiring her/it, and despising anchors him for
saying him/it, "you have to stop here to-night and it have to sleep with me. If I am
left alone in the room in peace, I know that I am go become rabid--I can feel
it--I am sure of it!"
Jane stopped with me and calmed me. You were certainly very kind.
I still felt in a deceitful and weak kind of way it was betrayal to Aunt
Emma to receive his/her caresses to all after what she had told me.
Although it was me to be sure, not her that he/she spoke those hateful words.