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Автор: Charles Dickens

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What money would be drawn out of Tellson's henceforth, and what
would lie there, lost and forgotten; what plate and jewels would
tarnish in Tellson's hiding-places, while the depositors rusted
in prisons, and when they should have violently perished; how
many accounts with Tellson's never to be balanced in this world,
must be carried over into the next; no man could have said, that
night, any more than Mr. Jarvis Lorry could, though he thought
heavily of these questions. He sat by a newly-lighted wood fire
(the blighted and unfruitful year was prematurely cold), and on
his honest and courageous face there was a deeper shade than the
pendent lamp could throw, or any object in the room distortedly
reflect--a shade of horror.

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