I knew exactly what I wanted to type, mind you.

I'd had the opening lines of the story in my mind for a good many

weeks, only waiting for a typewriter to get them onto paper. They were

fairly bubbling out of my head as I placed my hands on the keys.

What I wanted to type was:

_The day was crisp and clear, with the promise of a mild afternoon

in the air. It was the beginning of April, and Spring rustled her

greenness and yawned leisurely. I walked along happily._

It was beautiful. I started to type.

_During the whole of a dull, dark, and soundless day in the autumn of

the year, when the clouds hung oppressively low in the heavens, I had

been passing along, on horseback...._

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