Strickland died of leprosy. Upon learning of his illness, he
wanted to go to the forest, but the date will not let him. They lived together, not talking to
people. Despite blindness (the
last stage of leprosy), Strickland continued to work, drawing on the walls of
the house. This mural only saw a
doctor who came to see the patient, but did not find him alive. He was shocked. In this paper, it was a great thing,
sensual and passionate, as if it was made by human hands, penetrated deep into
nature, and discovered it frightening and wonderful mystery. By creating this list, Strickland got
what he wanted: he was cast out a demon for years who owned his heart. But, dying, he ordered his death Ata
burn down the house, and she did not dare to disturb his last wishes. Back in
London, the narrator once again meets with Mrs. Strickland. After the death of her sister she has
inherited and lived very happily. In
her living room hang reproductions of Strickland, and she acts as if she and
her husband had a great relationship.
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Upon learning ABOUT his illness, he wanted to go to the forest, but the date DID not let him.
... Strickland continued HIS work, PAINTING on the walls of the house.
In this paper, it was a great thing, sensual and passionate, as if it WERE made by human hands, penetrated deep into nature, and discovered itS frightening and wonderful mystery.