THE INVASION.

I thought--being very old indeed, "older," as a poem by Mr. Sturge Moore

begins, "than most sheep"--I thought, being so exceedingly mature and

disillusioned, that I knew all the worries of life. Yet I did not; there

was still one that was waiting for me round the corner, but I know that

too, now.

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