The clammer and the submarine

· 1926

THE CLAMMER AND THE SUBMARINE. THOSE GILLESPIES. Illustrated. BURBURY STOKE. CONCERNING SALLY. THE MEDDLINGS OF EVE. OLD HARBOR. THE CLAMMER. Down under my great pine is a pleasant place--even in April, if it is but warm enough, and if the sun is shining, and if there is no great wind, and if what wind there is comes from the southwest. It is not so pleasant--I know many pleasanter--if the wind is from the northwest, howling and shrieking as it does often in the winter, picking up the fine snow and whirling it back, leaving the top of my bluff as clean as though it had been swept. Such a wind roars through the ancient branches of the pine, and twists them, and tears at them as if it would t…

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