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repartition :" Left her ,left her .left her "

The writer uses this to emphasize that Dr.Renfield is leaving.In the previous sentences there is a dramatic moment between Mrs Osborn and Dr.Renfield .Evidence is "cast his great dark eye upon her and Mrs Oborn gurgled and bubbled.When she adresses him on the matter the mood changes to a serious mood and then suspence is built once again when he gazed into her eyes and walks away.This emphaises how her hopes were let down.

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"Her wire to the employment office yielded results--but dark ones," says the metaphor. According to my interpretation, the 'dark findings' refer to Berry's skin color, and Mr. Hughes ingeniously plays a pun on it as well, implying that the results from the High Class Help Agency were the servant who would be working at the Home. They had planned to send a white person, but instead sent Berry, who was dark-skinned and 'delivered results- but dark ones.'

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