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Updated: May 27, 2025
Never, never, had I meant that Richard should Die. 'Twas a Thunder-bolt upon my Head, 'twas Lightning splitting my Heart. 'Twas I brought the News of Richard's death to my Uncle James. Was sitting in the Library pretending for to read. Then came I in, and clos'd the Door, and said: "Richard is dead." How the man star'd! Had a ruddy face, very Handsome. Before my eyes it pal'd and pinch'd.
What! have I pinch'd you, signior Gremio? The chap should have let the colt go at once, for, in situations like yours, a person keeps breaking-up as the moments pass. But no "Ready, Tom?" "Yes." "You're sure you're ready?" "Yes." "I think he'll buck middlin' hard." Is there no pity sitting in the clouds, that looks into the bottom of your woe? We'll see presently.
Here have I been a dweller on the earth for four-score and six changes of the seasons, and all that time have I look'd at the growing and the dying trees, and yet do I not know the reasons why the bud starts under the summer sun, or the leaf falls when it is pinch'd by the frosts.
The worst of it is, I have been growing feebler quite rapidly for a year, and now can't walk around hardly from one room to the next. I am forced to stay in-doors and in my big chair nearly all the time. We have had a sharp, dreary winter too, and it has pinch'd me.
'Twas, may be, an hour after, that another came in through the same gap: this time a lean, hawk-eyed man, with a pinch'd face and two ugly gashes one across the brow from left eye to the roots of his hair, the other in his leg below the knee, that had sliced through boot and flesh like a scythe-cut. His face was smear'd with blood, and he carried a musket.
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