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We had a small party afterwards, just the four of us. Then Ray and Phil went home and Jenny and I were alone together.
'Jenny, we're really married!'
'Yes. Now I can be as terrible to you as I like!'
For three years we had to make every dollar do the work of two. All through the summer holidays we worked at the Boat Club in Dennis Port. It ... is was were will be hard work, but we were never ... too to so very tired to be kind to each ... another. us. one. other. I say 'kind' because there are ... none know no nothing words to describe our love and ... happy happiness happily happier together.
After the summer we found ... a the an that 'cheap' flat near the university. It ... has been had been was could be on the top floor of an ... new old beautiful modern house and was actually very expensive. ... So Although But Because what could we do? There weren't ... much many some lots flats around.
'Hey, preppie,' said Jenny ... when while during at we arrived there. 'Are you my ... brother husband wife father or aren't you?'
'Of course I'm ... you you're yours your husband.'
'Show me, then.' (My god, ... I'm I I was I'll thought, in the street?) 'Carry me ... into in at onto our first home!'
I carried her ... over high up above the five steps to the front ... window. cupboard. door. desk.
'Why did you stop?' she asked. ... 'These 'This 'It 'The isn't our home. Upstairs Preppie!'
There ... were was had did twenty-four stairs up to our ... room, house, office, flat, and I had to stop half-way.
... 'What 'When 'Why 'Where are you so heavy?' I asked ... she. her. him. he.
'Perhaps I'm expecting a baby.'
'My ... Dog! God! Bag! Dad! Are you?'
'Ha! I frightened you ... just, when, then, soon, didn't I?'
'Well, yes, just for ... a an the one second or two.'
I carried her ... a to the some rest of the way. There were ... some very not many few moments in those days when ... she us we our were not worrying about money. Very ... little, small, many, few, and very wonderful – and that moment ... was has been is will be one of them.
It was a grey autumn day and the sky was full of large black clouds. All day I had ridden through flat and uninteresting countryside, but at last, as it began to grow dark, I saw the end of my journey.
There, in front of me, stood the House of Usher. And at once – I do ... never not no nor know why – a strange feeling of ... low full whole deep gloom came down on me and ... pushed swallowed covered buried me like a blanket. I looked ... above like up for at the old house with its ... high tall long thin stone walls and narrow windows. I ... saw looked watched turned around at the thin dry grass ... with and where also the old dying trees, and an ... ice icily icing icy hand seemed to take hold of ... my mine me the heart. I felt cold and sick, ... but although and despite could not think of one happy ... thinking thought thoughts though to chase away my gloom.
Why, ... was I I'd I've wondered, did the House of Usher ... make made makes making me feel so sad? I could ... look for remember feel find no answer.
There was a lake ... beside next between far to the house and I rode ... my a some one horse up to the edge and ... parked. stopped. braked. landed.
Perhaps from here the house would ... stop didn’t not never seem so sad, so full of ... gloom. grey. dark. black. I looked down into the mirror ... at of for on dark, still water, and saw again ... that this the them empty, eye-like windows of the ... castle garden flat house and the dying trees all around ... it. the. that. about. The feeling of gloom was stronger ... than for to at ever.
It was in this house ... what which that who I was going to spend the ... last after a next few weeks. Its owner, Roderick Usher, ... has was is had been a good friend of mine ... that when once before I was a boy. I had ... never been not just seen him for many years, but ... recently immediately slowly currently he had sent me a letter – a sad and terrible letter. He wrote that he was ill, ill in body and ill in mind; that he wanted and needed to see me. I was his only friend, the only person who could help him in his illness.