Signs for Lost Children by Moss, Sarah -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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SIGNS FOR LOST CHILDREN PROLOGUE. HOME PART ONE. LONDON, SUMMER 1878

WHERE THINGS COME FROM ROCKS AT SEA YOU ARE NOT RICH HER SILVER SNAKE SCISSORS HIS TEA-CUP TIDES ARE ALWAYS IN MOTION THE SPLASH AND A CRY THE GLORIES OF THE MUSEUM A RIVERINE ODOUR NO CLEAR BORDER UPSTREAM NOTICEBOARD HER MOTHER’S CHARITIES HER NEW NAME THE SILVER ICE-BUCKET VACANT SITUATIONS SALE OR RETURN PRETTY LITTLE WEAPONS A DROWNED FAN HIS IMPORTANCE TO HER DR. FORREST AND DR. MOBERLEY CAVENDISH

PART TWO. CORNWALL AND JAPAN

A SCATTER OF BLACK HAIRPINS THE INVERSE OF NOAH’S ARK JACOB’S LADDER AN ARRANGEMENT OF PLANTS AND STONES THIS THIN SLIP OF LAND BETWEEN TWO COASTS SOME KIND OF MEMORIAL KATE’S BABY CRYING AGAIN ALONE ON A HILLSIDE IN JAPAN A BASKET OF BLACKBERRIES A MAN WITH WHOM YOU’RE SHARING A BATHTUB A DOCTOR DOES NOT WEEP THE LAST WOLVES OF JAPAN ANOTHER PRESENCE AT HER SHOULDER SHE HAS BEEN NAMED IN JAPAN THE KEYS AROUND HER NECK ASKING STRANGE GODS SHE IS LIKE YOU A PLACE THAT WOULD CALL HIM ACROSS YEARS FOUR DARK TWIGS HE IMAGINES BEING A CHILD THE MAY MOBERLEY MOTHER AND INFANT WELFARE CENTRE A TRUSTED AGENT TWO WOMEN IN MIDDLE LIFE THE LENGTH OF A DINNER PARTY THE GAP IN THE HEDGE UNTO US A BOY IS BORN ASYLUM THERE’S NO-ONE HERE AUNT MARY RINGS THE BELL FOR TEA A PATTERN OF BUTTERFLIES AUBADE IN YELLOW A KNIFE LIKE A SHARD OF LIGHT THE LILIES OF THE FIELD GOLD FLAKES FLOAT IN LACQUER MISS GILLINGHAM’S MIRROR THE FOX INRO THE KEY IN HER COAT POCKET A HOLE IN THE WALL ROSE TREE HOUSE HORTUS CONCLUSUS GORSE BURNS AGAIN A MAN IN THE ACT OF LEAVING BURNING BOATS A SHIP OF FOOLS BIRDS AND BUTTERFLIES A GENTLEMAN’S TASTE THE PATH OF ODYSSEUS THINGS HE CAN BARELY NAME HIS CHILDREN’S CHILDREN THE SPACE BETWEEN THEM ANYTHING THAT MATTERS THERE ARE NO BIRDS THE TENDER SLOWNESS OF A NORTHERN DUSK THE DARKNESS AT THE TOP OF A CLOUDLESS SKY AT THIS TIME IN KYOTO A LIFE’S WORK

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