The Nap
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the nap. But Walter de la Mare, the autumnal afternoon was creeping steadily onto its night. The sun after the morning's train was now from behind, sending clouds lending down the chimney pots and slate roof off Mr Tripp supper. On the day being a Saturday across Europe across England, an immense multitude Mrs Sterling of Humanity was in progress. It had begun in remotest radio and would presently sweep across the Atlantic into last America, resembling the rustling off an anti been buying wood and sunny June, the Christian world. Mattias was preparing for its weekly half holiday, and Mr Tripp was taking a share, as if time was of unusual importance to him. Two clocks have stood in this kitchen mantelpiece, one *** as peep show in the middle in a stained wood case with red and blue flowers in the class front on the other and alone, which, though it was made of then had the voice of an appearance of little short of the reason above them, as if entirely oblivious of the ranting a place king outwards, heaven stared stolidly out of a Christmas lee. The craft, with his orders or destroyed, pressed