He left the Lovelace after drinking a pint of Dorchester ale. The night was cool and fragrant. The sky was covered now by a grey film of feathery clouds, through which neither moon nor stars were visible except as a faint diffused luminosity, which lifted the weight of darkness from the earth, but turned the world into a place of phantoms and shadows.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Wolf Solent - pg. 425
Labels: Bar, John Cowper Powys, landscapes
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