“To reckon his age he carved numbers in his foot, and his sole ached like a goblet which has never held wine.” — Rhys Hughes Copy Share Image
“During the siege of Panama, he trailed behind his comrades, picking up shreds of purple wool which had once been blue. The fighting was… — Rhys Hughes Copy Share Image
“To reckon his age he carved numbers in his foot, and his sole ached like a goblet which has never held wine.” — Rhys Hughes Copy Share Image
“All that now separated retirement from rest was a single box. The previous owner had been eager to protect its contents, using a lock… — Rhys Hughes Copy Share Image
“The boldest yodellers found him, impaled; they stumbled into his shop and over the longest needle in the world, which darned his spleen to… — Rhys Hughes Copy Share Image
“The eternal thimble of night roofed him with songs and bells, but let in stars.” — Rhys Hughes Copy Share Image
