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”usicthatcaout
ofabox,andallthenicegasyouuldplay,andthedeliciousthingstoeatand
drink,andthelightthatcatlethinginthehe
piell,asherboxfor
kingniceslls,andthepinkandgreenandblueandsilverhousesashighas
untains,andeverybodyhappyandnooneeversadry,andeveryone
belongingtoeveryoneelse,andtheboxeswas
happeningattheothersideofthelean
bottles–everythingsoells,nodirtatall–andpeoplenever
lonely,butlivingtogetherandbeingsojollyandhappy,likethesuerdances
hereinlpais,butchhappier,andthehappinessbeingthereeveryday,every
day.helistehehour.andsotis,heotherchildren
uenofthepuebloalkto
theinthoseothererofthehelong
fightbethandahaanddry;ofaho
deagreatfogbythinkinginthenight,aheof
thefog;ofearththerandskyfather;ofahaiyutaandrsaile,thetwinsof
aryasaheanwho
kesherselfyoungagain;oftheblackstolagunaandthegreateagleand
ourladyofaa.straories,allthereforbeingtoldin
theotherfullyuood.lyinginbed,hehinkofheaven
andlondonandourladyofaaandtherolean
bottlesandjesusflyingupandlindaflyingupandthegreatdirectorofworld
hatcheriesandawonawilona.
lotsofn.inthe
strahereshedidnot
uand,butthatheknees.oheysangasongabout
her,againandagaihre.theythreo
hischeek.thebloodstop;hehblood.
lindataughthioread.hapieceofcharalshedreuresonthewall–an
anilsittingdotle;theers.thecatison
thet.thetotisi.heleaedquicklyandeasily.whenheknew
hooreadalltheeonthewall,lindaopenedherbigwoodenbox
andpulledoutfrohosefunnylittleredtrouserssheneverhinlittle
book.hehadoftebefore.”an
readit.”
veryexg,”shesaid.”butitstheonlythingihave.”shesighed.”ifonlyyou
uldseethelovelyreadingesohaveinlondon”hebegan
reading.thebryo.practical
instrubryostoreaquarterofanhourtoread
thetitlealohrehebookonthefloor.”beastly,beastlybook”hesaid,and
begantocry.
theboysstillsangtheirhorriblesongaboutlinda.sotis,too,theylaughed
athiorbeingsed.orehisclothes,lindadidnotknoo
heotherpla,peoplethreheshholes
inthendgotne.”buti
read,”hesaidtohielf,”andtheyt.theydontevenknoreadingis.”it
houghthardenoughaboutthereading,topretendthathe
didntndadefunofhiheaskedlindatogivehihebookagain.
theretheboyspointedandsang,theharderheread.soonheuldreadall
theeanheaskedlind
buteveveryclear,andgenerally
sheuldntansall.
”icals”hewouldask.
”oh,stufflikegnesiualts,andalholforkeepiasandepsilons
sllandbackcarbonateforbones,andallthatsortofthing.”
”buthoakechecals,lindaefro
”knooutofbottles.andpty,
yousenduptotheore.itsthechecalstorepeoplewho
ketheisuppose.orelsetheysendtothefa.idontknow.i
neverdidary.jobbryos.iteh
everythingelseheaskedabout.lindaneverseedtokhe
pueblohadchredefiniteanswers.
”theseedofnandallcreatures,theseedofthesunandtheseedofearthand
theseedofthesky–aadethelloutofthefogofincrease.nohe
bs;andhelaidtheseedsinthelobs.and
graduallytheseedsbegantogrow”
onedayjohncalculatedlaterthatitsthavebeensoonafterhisth
birthdayhecahoandfoundabookthathehadneverseenbeforeiyingon
thefloorinthebedrooithickbookandlookedveryold.thebindinghad
beeenbyce;soofitspagespled.hepickeditup,
lookedatthetitlepage:thebookplete
shakespeare.
lindaescaloutofacup.”popé
broughtit,”shesaid.hervoiceebodyelsesvoice.”it
hechestsoftheantelopekiva.itssupposedtohavebeen
thereforhundredsofyears.iexpeed
tobefullofnonsense.uncivilized.still,itllbegoodenoughforyoutopracticeyour
readingon.”shetookalastsip,setthecupdohefloorbesidethebed,
tuedoveronherside,hicughedoosleep.
heopehebookatrando
nay,buttolive
intheranksedbed,
steakinglove
overthenastysty
thestrangeind;ruled,liketalkingthunder;likethe
druatthesuerdanen
singingthesoiful,beautiful,sothatyouitsi
sayinggiverhisfeathersandhiscarvedstidhisbitsofboneand
stone–kiathlatsilusiloksithl–butbetterthan
tsisgi,talked
agic,aboutlind
aboutlindalyingtheresn,ptythefloorbesidethebed;
aboutlindaandpopé,l
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