was I in my dream? Oh yes, the big yellow moon came down closer and closer to the grass in front of me. Then somehow, it seemed to be my ruby lady. She reached out soft warm arms of golden light and took me up. I sank against her breast into very downy, golden clouds and went to sleep and left off having pain. And yet I didn't sleep but knew it all the time, and just swung softly there all night long"
"Wasn't it really North Wind?" said Diamond to himself. "Perhaps it was North Wind though she doesn't know it. Maybe the moon does just the same. What if it should some day carry her to that same country--at the back of my North Wind! Who knows?"
The nurse now came and told him it was time to go. Nanny had closed her eyes as if she were tired or asleep. So Diamond arose quietly and tip-toed away.
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Publication Information: Book Title: Stories for Little Folks: At the Back of the North Wind. Contributors: Elizabeth Lewis - author, George MacDonald - author. Publisher: J. B. Lippincott Co.. Place of Publication: Philadelphia. Publication Year: 1914. Page Number: 92.
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