mp3 Read, at a galloping rate, by Nyree Dawn-Porter and the setting is Crete, the land of lotus eaters. Being a winter-time spinner (though nowhere near as good as dear M) the legend of the moon-spinners outlined in Chapter four is as exquisite a thought as is possible for one head to hold onto. ---...
...on the darkest night, the maidens take their spindles down to the sea, to wash their wool. And the wool slips from the spindles into the water, and unravels in long ripples of light from the shore to the horizon, and there is the moon again, rising above the sea....Only when all the wool is washe...
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