Colin Clink, Volume 3 (of 3)

· 1847

_Reappearance of an unexpected customer; together with what passed at a certain interview._ Day had pretty well broken as Colin trudged back homewards alone. It was one of those dull, leaden, misty, and chilly mornings, which in a town newly stirring from sleep seems to put the stamp and seal of melancholy upon everything external. The buildings at hand looked black,--those at a distance fused into mere shadows by the density of the windless atmosphere,--while the unextinguished lamps grew red-eyed and dim in the white light that had risen over them. Early labourers were trudging to their work; an occasional milkmaid, who looked precisely as though she had never seen a cow in the whole cour…

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