[The Light That Failed by Rudyard Kipling]@TWC D-Link bookThe Light That Failed CHAPTER X 14/27
Our time is short.
I shouldn't have believed that this morning; but now things are different.
Binkie, where was Moses when the light went out ?' Binkie smiled from ear to ear, as a well-bred terrier should, but made no suggestion. '"Were there but world enough and time, This coyness, Binkie, were not crime....
But at my back I always hear----"' He wiped his forehead, which was unpleasantly damp.
'What can I do? What can I do? I haven't any notions left, and I can't think connectedly, but I must do something, or I shall go off my head.' The hurried walk recommenced, Dick stopping every now and again to drag forth long-neglected canvases and old note-books; for he turned to his work by instinct, as a thing that could not fail.
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