40/42 If I knew when I was going to die, and could be carried there, and had a voice to speak with, I would die there, saying, 'You have brought me here and sent me from here many and many a time. Now send me out feet foremost!'" His countenance had, perhaps for years, become so set in its contentious expression that it did not soften, even now when he was quiet. I didn't mean to say all this, but it don't much signify. You're not afraid of me, Tom, are you ?" "No!" said Tom. "You ain't angry with ME." "You are right, my child. |