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It was far beyond dim and I was the last individual in the library. It was frightfully calm, with the exception of a weak tapping sound coming from the following walkway. I moved warily at the finish of the column and looked my head around the bend...
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The narrator feels confident in that moment.
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This passage was taken from the short story "The Tell-Tale Heart", by Edgar Allan Poe. The narrator insists with eerie confidence that he is sane. That insistence is precisely what proves him mad, especially when he admits to having killed a man because he could hear that man's heart beating. His confidence comes from the fact that he was able to premeditate the crime. He believes he wouldn't have been able to plan it in advance had he been mad.
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was just wondering if you want me to do it all in the world is going on a Sunday night and it was so much to ask for a few days to go to with you and the
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