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Faith Moore

๐Ÿ‘ค Speaker
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Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

he was naught to me now em'ly was all i bought a country dress to put upon her and i knowed that once found she would walk beside me over them stony roads go where i would and never never leave me more

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

To put that dress upon her, and to cast off what she wore, to take her on my arm again and wander towards home, to stop sometimes upon the road and heal her bruised feet and her worse bruised heart, was all that I thought of now.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

I don't believe I should have done so much as look at him.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

But, Master Davy, it weren't to be.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

I was too late, and they was gone.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

Where I couldn't learn.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

Some said here, some said there.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

I travelled here, and I travelled there, but I found no Emily, and I travelled home.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

How long ago?

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

A matter of four days, said Mr. Peggedy.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

I sighted the old boat after dark, and the light a-shinin' in the window.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

When I come nigh and looked in through the glass, I see the faithful creature Mrs. Gummidge sittin' by the fire, as we had fixed upon, alone.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

I called out, "'Don't be afeard, it's Dan'l,' and I went in.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

I never could have thought the old boat would have been so strange."

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

From some pocket in his breast he took out, with a very careful hand, a small paper bundle containing two or three letters or little packets which he laid upon the table.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

This first one come, he said, selecting it from the rest, afore I had been gone a week.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

A fifty-pound banknote, in a sheet of paper, directed to me and put underneath the door in the night.

Storytime for Grownups
David Copperfield: Chapter 40

She tried to hide her writing, but she couldn't hide it from me.