t up and went over to the window. Campbell looked at him in surprise and then took up the paper and opened it. As he read it his face became ghastly pale and he fell back in his chair. A horrible sense of sickness came over him. He felt as if his heart was beating itself to death in some empty hollow. After two or three minutes of terrible silence Dorian turned round and came and stood behind him putting his hand upon his shoulder. "I am so sorry for you Alan" he murmured "but you leave me no alternative. I have a letter written already. Here it is. You see the address. If you don't help me I must send it. If you don't help me I will send it. You know what the result will be. But you are going to help me. It is impossible for you to refuse now. I tried to spare you. You will do me the justice to admit that. You were stern harsh offensive. You treated me as no man has ever dared to treat me--no living man at any rate. I bore it all,red vans. Now it is for me to dictate terms." Campbell buried his face in his hands and a shudder passed through him. "Yes it is my turn to dictate terms Alan. You know what they are. The thing is quite simple. Come don't work yourself into this fever. The thing has to be done,kids vans shoes. Face it and do it." A groan broke from Campbell's lips and he shivered all over. The ticking of the clock on the mantelpiece seemed to him to be dividing time into separate atoms of agony each of which was too terrible to be borne. He felt as if an iron ring was being slowly tightened round his forehead as if the disgrace with which he was threatened had already come upon him. The hand upon his shoulder weighed like a hand of lead. It was intolerable. It seemed to crush him. "Come Alan you must decide at once." "I cannot do it" he said mechanically as though words could alter things,vans cheap shoes. "You must. You have no choice. Don't delay,cheap vans shoes uk." He hesitated a moment. "Is there a fire in the room upstairs?" "Yes there is a gas-fire with asbestos." "I shall have to go home and get some things from the laboratory." "No Alan you must not leave the house. Write out on a sheet of notepaper what you want and my servant will take a cab and bring the things back to you." Campbell scrawled a few lines blotted them and addressed an envelope to his assistant. Dorian took the note up and read it carefully. Then he rang the bell and gave it to his valet with orders to return as soon as possible and to bring the things with him. As the hall door shut Campbell started nervously and having got up from the chair went over to the chimney-piece. He was shivering with a kind of ague. For nearly twenty minutes neither of the men spoke. A fly buzzed noisily about the room and the ticking of the clock was like the beat of a hammer. As the chime struck one Campbell turned round and looking at Dorian Gray saw that his eyes were filled with tears. There was something in the purity and refinement of that sad face that seemed to enrage him. "You are infamous absolutely infamous!" he muttered. "Hush Alan. You have saved my life" said Dorian. "Your life? Good heavens! whatRelated articles:

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