THE+PICTURE+OF+DORIAN+GRAY

'I don't need you,'said Campbell coldly.Dorian half opened the door.As he did so, he saw rhe ñce of theportrait staring in the sunlight. He remembered that the nightbefore he had forgotten to cover the picture. He was abour to rushforward when he saw somerhing that made him jump back.There was blood on one of the hands in the portrait. Howhorrible it was!He hurried into the room, trying not to look ar the dead man.Picking the curtain offthe floor he threw it over the picture. Thenhe rushed out of the room and down the stairs.It was long after seven when campbell came back into thelibrary. He was quiet and white in the face, but very calm.'I havedone what you asked me to do,'he said.'And now goodbye. Let usnever see each other again,''You have saved me, Alan. I cannot forget that,' said Dorian,simply.when campbell had left he wenr upstairs. There was a horriblesmell in the room. But the thing that had been sitting ar the tablewas gone.Chapter !2 'Why Do You Look so Young?''Don't tell me that you are going to be good,'cried Lord Henry.'You're quite perfect. Don't change.'Dorian Gray shook his head.'No, Harry, I have done too manyterrible things in my life. I am not going to do any more. But telime, what is happening here in London? I have been out of thecountry for more than a month.''People are still discussing poor Basil's disappearance.''Are they not bored with that yet?'said Dorian, pouring outsome wine and frowning.'My dear boy, they have only been talking about it for six weeks.56