Quote#Heart
"My dear little daughter," said he, "you cannot be so glad to come…
Quote bySusan Warner · 1819–1885
Commonly attributed — not confirmed in an authoritative edition. Cited on Wikiquote to: The Wide, Wide World (1850), ch. 46.
English (original)
"My dear little daughter," said he, "you cannot be so glad to come back as my arms and my heart will be to receive you."
— Susan Warner
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