THE+PICTURE+OF+DORIAN+GRAY

'Yes.'The same look of sadness came into Dorian Gray's eyes. Then hetook a piece of paper and wrote something on it' He read it overand pushed it across the table. Then he got up and went over to thewindowcampbell looked at him in surprise and picked up the paper.Ashe read it, his face went white, and he fell back in his chair.After two or three minutes without speaking, Dorian came andstood next to him.'I am very sorry for you, Alan,' he said, putting his hand on hisshoulder.'But there is no other way. I have a letter written already'Here it is. You see rhe address. If you don't help me, I will send it'You know what will happen. But you are going to help me' It isimpossible for You to refuse now''Campbell Put his face in his hands'.The thing is quite simple, Alan. It has to be done. Face it, anddo it.'A terrible sound came from Campbell's lips''Come,Alan, You must decide now.'Alan paused for a moment.'Is there a fire in the room upstairs?''Yes, there is a gas fire.''I must go home and get some ' ' ' things'',No, Alan, you must not leave the house.'write out what youwant, and my servant will get the things for you''It was nearly two o'clock when the servant returned with anenormous wooden box filled with the things campbell had askedfor.,Youcan have the rest of the day to yourself, Francis.''Thank you, sir.'when the servant had left, the wvo men carried the box up thestairs. Dorian took out the key and turned it in the lock' Then hestopped and Campbell saw that his eyes wefe full of tears''I don'tthink I can go in,Alan,'he said.55