Vol. II by Elizabeth Gaskell]@TWC D-Link book Vol. II 24/24 I'd be loath for her to think I was minding any business of my own at this time; and, whatever yo' do, speak hopeful, and, for t' life of yo', don't speak of th' hanging, it's likely it's a mistake o' Donkin's; and anyhow--there's t' cart--anyhow I should perhaps not ha' telled thee, but it's a comfort to make a clean breast to a friend at times. I don't know what I should ha' done without thee,' said he, as he wrapped her well up in the cart, and placed the bundles of cloaks and things by her side. But she knew that it was not her own poor self that attracted his lingering gaze. It was the thought of the person she was bound to.. |