S. Sloat
P. 293 Jude the Obscure
1895 Christminster
England
“Save his own soul he hath no star.” - Swinburne
Sunday, April 18, 2010
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7 comments:
If I write to you there, will you answer with intensely morose missives, or will you have moved on to Melchester?
Ah, I'm afraid to go there.
Are you far from the Madding crowd? Good friends of mine, the Maddings. Crazy bunch. Tell them I said hi if you see them.
yes, rather a sad place.
and those Maddings!
And here I was about ready to send a postcard to you at this address.
Please do. I need a lift.
Need an address. Email me. Or perhaps you would like to help me with my marking, eh?
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