A Story of To-day by Rebecca Harding Davis]@TWC D-Link book A Story of To-day 29/63 Yet he went slowly, as if he shrank from the task waiting for him. Why should he? If any dark history of wrong lay underneath, if this simple decision of his was to be the struggle for life and death with him, his cold, firm face told nothing of it. Let us be just to him, stand by him, if we can, in the midst of his desolate home and desolate life, and look through his cold, sorrowful eyes at the deed he was going to do. Dreary enough he looked, going through the great mill, despite the power in his quiet face. |