A Story of To-day by Rebecca Harding Davis]@TWC D-Link book A Story of To-day 62/64 The glow deepened, as she thought of it. It was strange, too, that, with the deep, slow-moving nature of this girl, she should have striven so eagerly to throw this light over the future. It was a poor gift, you think, this of the labour of a life for so plain a duty; hardly heroic. Yet, if there lay in this coming labour any pain, any wearing effort, she clung to it desperately, as if this should banish, it might be, worse loss. |