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His imagination stood aside like a respectful footman who has done his work in ushering in the emotion. "My God!" cried Bindon: "I will have her! If I have to kill myself to get her! And that other fellow !" After an interview with his medical man and a penance for his overnight excesses in the form of bitter drugs, a mitigated but absolutely resolute Bindon sought out Mwres.
And after these excursions, Bindon would come back to London quite active and passionate again. He would machinate with really considerable energy, and repair to a certain gallery high above the street of moving ways, from which he could view the entrance to the barrack of the Labour Company in the ward which sheltered Denton and Elizabeth.
His junior clenched it by saying with a laugh, "I should think not! Fancy old Fuller's rusty black gown up in our pulpit!" "I rejoice to say that is burnt," rejoined Mr. Bindon.
How far is it, and can we do it in time?" "If you can hold out, we can do it; but it means going all night and all morning; and it ain't dawn yet, by a long shot." Dawn came at last, and the mist of early morning, and the imperious and dispelling sun; and with mouthfuls of food as they drifted on, the two fixed their eyes on the horizon beyond which lay Bindon.
The sudden death of his fellow-officer, Lieut. Bindon, made him realise the uncertainty of earthly things. In November, 1851, whilst at Halifax, Nova Scotia, he was awaiting the return of a brother-officer to his room, and idly turning over the leaves of a Bible that was upon the table.
It keeps on growing. And there's not the slightest hurry for a generation or so. Some day some day, men will live in a different way." He looked at Bindon and meditated. "There'll be a lot of dying out before that day can come."
"Don't be too sure, Julius. One learns many things when one is laid on one's back." "Think of Herbert now," whispered Jenny. "I am glad he is sheltered from all this hubbub by being at the palace. I suppose you cannot go to the Cathedral, Julius?" "No, Bindon will not come back till his brother's holiday is over, nor do I even know where to write to him. Oh! here comes Anne.
"Even if this was all right," he touched the wounded arm "I couldn't take the rapids in a canoe. I don't know them, an' it would be sure death. That's not the worst, for there's a man at Bindon would lose his life p'r'aps twenty men I dunno; but one man sure. To-morrow, it's go or stay with him. He was good Lord, but he was good! to my little gal years back.
Were I ever so rich I feel I could not rectify the past by money. I did not promise to enrich her. On the contrary, I told her it would probably be dire poverty for both of us. But I did promise to make her my wife. 'Then find her and do it, said the doctor jocularly as he rose to leave. 'Ah, Bindon. That, of course, is the obvious jest.
The back of the Hadda Mullah's gathering was broken, and it dispersed rapidly. The Khan of Nawagai feverishly protested his unswerving loyalty to the Government. The Mamunds were disheartened. The next day General Elles's leading brigade appeared in the valley. Sir Bindon Blood rode out with his cavalry. The two generals met at Lakarai.
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