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Then you had the desert that wasn’t really a desert. Lots of bones of pilgrims’ cattle though, and now and then along the way, a piano thrown out from a wagon, or a cupboard, as the oxen weakened at their task. Drought was the worst thing there. It was a mighty queer thing to see a black piano in the half-true desert. Hey, John Cole, what in the name of tarnation that piano doing there in the dust? Must be looking for a saloon, he says.
Days Without End: AN IRISH TIMES BEST IRISH BOOK OF THE 21ST CENTURY
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