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This put it in his mind--he suddenly bethought himself, as he wasgoing along, of the boy who had rushed into his room. And then herecollected, that of those with whom he had communicated since thePhantom's disappearance, that boy alone had shown no sign of beingchanged.Monstrous and odious as the wild thing was to him, he determined toseek it out, and prove if this were really so; and also to seek itwith another intention, which came into his thoughts at the sametime.
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