Hey, my name's Otis Gray and you're listening to Sleepy.

A podcast where I read old books to help you get to sleep.

And this is a midweek short story for you.

Tonight, I've got a really great kind of a turning of the seasons short story for you from none

other than Oscar Wilde, who I've loved reading on the show,

but it's been some time. And tonight is a perfect little story to fall asleep to.

And before we get to the bedtime reading,

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And as always, the music you're hearing is by my good friend James Lepkowski, and the cover

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