belia

["jeffry durst" <gaea at rfc dot every1 dot net>]

landon




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formed quite a street, which, when finished, became really an ornament to
the town. These houses built a house for him in return, which was to be his
own. But how can houses build a house? If the houses were asked, they could
not answer; but the people would understand, and say, "Certainly the street
built his house for him." It was not very large, and the floor was of lime;
but when he danced with his bride on the lime-covered floor, it was to him
white and shining, and from every stone in the wall flowers seemed to spring
forth and decorate the room as with the richest tapestry. It was really a
pretty house, and in it were a happy pair. The flag of the corporation
fluttered before it, and the journeymen and apprentices shouted "Hurrah." He
had gained his position, he had made himself something, and at last he died,
which was "something" too. Christiansand in Norway, and as the wind was
favourable it soon
were in such an elevated position that they appeared smaller than