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And by him the poet stopped and offered him a seat in the motor that was covered with flags. When the man saw the flags that were on the motor, and that it was the largest in the town, he got in. AND BY HIM THE POET STOPPED AND OFFERED HIM A SEAT IN THE MOTOR THAT WAS COVERED WITH FLAGS WHEN THE MAN SAW THE FLAGS THAT WERE ON THE MOTOR AND THAT IT WAS THE LARGEST IN THE TOWN HE GOT IN
ad deceived the birds. He heard the sound of the sea that the moon led up the shore, dragging the months away over the pebbles and shingles and piling them up with the years where the worn-out centuries lay; he saw the majestic downs stand facing mightily south-wards; saw the smoke of the town float up to their heavenly faces--column after column rose calmly into the morning as house by house was waked by peering shafts of the sunlight and lit its fires for the day; column by column went up toward the serene downs' faces, and failed before they came there and hung all white over houses; and every one in the town was raving mad. It was a strange thing that the poet did, for he hired the largest motor in the town and covered it with all the flags he could find, and set out to save an intelligence. And he presently found a man whose face was hot, who shouted that the time was not far distant when a candidate, whom he named, would be returned at the head of the poll by a thumping majority. E OF SUNLIGHT THAT HAD DECEIVED THE BIRDS HE HEARD THE SOUND OF THE SEA THAT THE MOON LET UP THE SHORE DRAGGING THE MONTHS AWAY OVER THE PEBBLES AND SHINGLES AND PILING THEM UP WITH THE YEARS WHERE THE WORN OUT CENTURIES LAY HE SAW THE MAJESTIC DOWN STAND FACING MIGHTILY SOUTHWARDS SAW THE SMOKE OF THE TOWN FLOAT UP TO THEIR HEAVENLY FACES COLUMN AFTER COLUMN ROSE CALMLY INTO THE MORNING AS HOUSE BY HOUSE WAS WAKED BY PEERING SHAFTS OF THE SUNLIGHT AND LIT ITS FIRES FOR THE DAY COLUMN BY COLUMN WENT UP TOWARD THE SERENE DOWNS FACES AND FAILED BEFORE THEY CAME THERE AND HUNG ALL WHITE OVER HOUSES AND EVERYONE IN THE TOWN WAS RAVING MAD IT WAS A STRANGE THING THAT THE POET DID FOR HE HIRED THE LARGEST MOTOR IN THE TOWN AND COVERED IT WITH ALL THE FLAGS HE COULD FIND AND SET OUT TO SAVE AN INTELLIGENCE AND HE PRESENTLY FOUND A MAN WHOSE FACE WAS HOT WHO SHOUTED THAT THE TIME WAS NOT FAR DISTANT WHEN A CANDIDATE WHOM HE NAMED WOULD BE RETURNED AT THE HEAD OF THE POLE BY A THUMPING MAJORITY
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