SMALL feckless clouds were hurried across the vast untroubled sky - shepherdless, futile, imponderable - and were torn to fragments on the fangs of the mountains, so ending their ephemeral adventures with nothing of their fugitive existence left but a few tears.
An edition of Gone to Earth (Charwood Classics)
(1917)
Gone To Earth
by Mary Webb, M. Webb, Mary Webb, and Mary Mary Webb
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Gone to Earth (Virago Modern Classics)
1979, Virago/Lester & Orpen Dennys Ltd.
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"Small feckless clouds were hurried across the vast untroubled sky-shepherdless, futile, imponderable-and were torn to fragments on the fangs of the mountains, so ending their ephemeral adventures with nothing of their fugitive existence left but a few tears."
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