... and says to himself, "I'll marry her, and when my aunt dies she'll leave us this house, and I'll sit here at the desk and go on with my book- (694). So we see that Culwin already has a bizarre obsession with Alice right from the start. Then, "It's because the evening on which it took place was the very evening ... "wore everybody out. He kept on pouring out his lamentable twaddle, and hawking it up and down the place till he because a thing of terror- (701). Culwin does his best to help Gilbert, and then becomes tired of him. And in the end he "was glad to escape from Gilbert, and by th...

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