Sublime

Sue had declared that she would follow the two little ones to the grave,

"And the sad part of it is that she is not so much to blame as I. She was a pupil-teacher under me, as you know, and I took advantage of her inexperience, and toled her out for walks, and got her to agree to a long engagement before she well knew her own mind. Afterwards she saw somebody else, but she blindly fulfilled her engagement." &q

He’s always, always in my mind: not as a pleasure, any more than I am always a pleasure to myself,

Charles Dickens