[Red Axe by Samuel Rutherford Crockett]@TWC D-Link book
Red Axe

CHAPTER XVII
8/10

So that when he came to bid us farewell he had but brief time to spare.

And of necessity he wore the fearful crimson, which fitted his tall, spare figure like a glove.
"Fare thee well, little one!" he said, first to Helene.

"Not thus, had the choice lain with me, would I have bidden thee farewell.

But when it shall be that I meet you again I will surely wear the white of the festa day.

I commit you to Him whose mistakes are better than our good deeds, whose judgments are kinder than our tenderest mercies." So he kissed her, and reached a hand over her shoulder to me.
"Son Hugo," he said, "go in peace.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books