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they said to a certain body. And then that body made the confession of its trouble. THEY SAID TO A CERTAIN BODY AND THEN THAT BODY MADE THE CONFESSION OF ITS TROUBLE
orld and the wonder of the sea. And the afternoon wore on, and the winter evening came, and the night fell, and all black grew the sea, and about the time that the stars come blinking out to look upon our littleness, the polling-booth closed in the town. When they got back the turmoil was on the wane in the streets; night hid the glare of the posters; and the tide, finding the noise abated and being at the flow, told an old tale that he had learned in his youth about the deeps of the sea, the same which he had told to coastwise ships that brought it to Babylon by the way of Euphrates before the doom of Troy. I blame my friend the poet, however lonely he was, for preventing this man from registering his vote (the duty of every citizen); but perhaps it matters less, as it was a foregone conclusion, because the losing candidate, either through poverty or sheer madness, had neglected to subscribe to a single football club. THE UNHAPPY BODY "Why do you not dance with us and rejoice with us?  THE UNHAPPY BODY CHAPTER SIXTEEN OF A DREAMER'S TALES BY LORD DUNSANI THIS LEPER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN WHY DO YOU NOT DANCE WITH US AND REJOICE WITH US
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