To nobody's surprise, they still had a thick layer of snow lying about in the front and back yards, long after everybody else's gardens had cleared and the daisies started to come out. Rather like the Oscar Wilde story of The Selfish Giant, whose garden remained in Winter long after everybody else's gardens had gone to Spring and Summer.
I had an idea, a way of getting this stuff cleared. I thought that maybe Dad could go down to the store and buy up some big sacks, like wheelie bin liner sacks - you know, the big ones - and stuff them with snow, pile them up in the front yard and stick a sign out the front. I drew it for him on a piece of cardboard. It read:-
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"And if we have unearned luck, now to scape the serpent's tongue, we will make amends ere long. Else the Puck a liar call ..."
So speak.