If the thought that I may die and
leave my darling, or that my darling may die and leave me, comes like a
spectre, to distress my happiest hours, and is only to be drowned in--'
He did not supply the word; but pacing slowly to the place where he had
sat, and going through the action of pouring wine from the
empty decanter, set it down and paced back again.
leave my darling, or that my darling may die and leave me, comes like a
spectre, to distress my happiest hours, and is only to be drowned in--'
He did not supply the word; but pacing slowly to the place where he had
sat, and going through the action of pouring wine from the
empty decanter, set it down and paced back again.
Dickens - David Copperfield
