Abhishek Todmal

“At this the last of my anger oozed all out of me; and I found myself only sick, and sorry, and blank, and wondering at myself. I would have given the world to take back what I had said; but a word once spoken, who can recapture it? I minded me of all Alan's kindness and courage in the past, how he had helped and cheered and borne with me in our evil days; and then recalled my own insults, and saw that I had lost for ever that doughty friend. At the same time, the sickness that hung upon me seemed to redouble, and the pang in my side was like a sword for sharpness. I thought I must have swooned where I stood.”
― Robert Louis Stevenson, Kidnapped

“But a word once spoken who can recapture it?”
― Robert Louis Stevenson, Kidnapped

“I've a grand memory for forgetting,”
― Robert Louis Stevenson, Kidnapped

“He came up to me with open arms. “Come to my arms!” he cried, and embraced and kissed me hard upon both cheeks. “David,” said he, “I love you like a brother. And O, man,” he cried in a kind of ecstasy, “am I no a bonny fighter?”
― Robert Louis Stevenson, Kidnapped