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 | | From its roof rose a small chimney that stood out from all the other chimneys, because, while they were grey like the house and its slate roof, it was red. |
 | | It was a magical chimney, poetic, alluring, at once a cheering and a depressing little chimney, for it stirred him to delicious dreams, which, when they faded, left him forlorn. |
 | | These bright dreams, however, were interspersed by moments of extreme depression, in which he cursed the day upon which he had become a Candy Man; moments when the horrified surprise in the eyes of Miss Bentley as she recognised him, rose up to torment him. |
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