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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Camille by Alexandre Dumas: the bell troubled the silence with its monotonous and rhythmical
stroke.
At last I left the room, where every object had assumed that
melancholy aspect which the restless solitude of the heart gives
to all its surroundings.
In the next room I found Nanine sleeping over her work. At the
sound of the door, she awoke and asked if her mistress had come
in.
"No; but if she comes in, tell her that I was so anxious that I
had to go to Paris."
"At this hour?"
Camille | 
