The Adventures of Harry Richmond Book 2

Purchase one of 1st World Library's Classic Books and help support our free internet library of downloadable eBooks. Visit us online at www.1stWorldLibrary.ORG - - I woke very early though I had taken kindly to my pillow as I found by my having an arm round my companion's neck and her fingers intertwisted with mine. For awhile I lay looking at her eyes which had every imaginable light and signification in them; they advised me to lie quiet they laughed at my wonder they said 'Dear little fellow!' they flashed as from under a cloud darkened flashed out of it seemed to dip in water and shine and were sometimes like a view into a forest sometimes intensely sunny never quite still. I trusted her and could have slept again but the sight of the tent stupefied me; I fancied the sky had fallen and gasped for air; my head was extremely dizzy too; not one idea in it was kept from wheeling. This confusion of my head flew to my legs when imitating her I rose to go forth. In a fit of horror I thought 'I 've forgotten how to walk!'