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=:zed. The world heaved and bucked, waters

| eed in his ears. Then he went out completely. | She, too, was tired when she came in, having 2=1 kept back by the storm. She looked down on | =. heaved a sigh, and then smiled as a mother | = 231 whose child had done something forbidden | = hurt himself just enough to learn a lesson. a gently, she pulled him so that his head lay = ashes. One arm fell across his spew. She = the uncorked bottle beside him, where he | = I smell the stuff when he came to. She mo 2zd to herself. It was well enough, lucky to | =: happened just like this. It would teach him. | T=: -lace did not smell very well. She took some ze. and a blanket, and went up to the tree on == if the bluff. 111 -Z: corn matured and was harvested. Seed- i: caches that he had set out began to lose me caves, First frost appeared in the night. |= scason of thunderstorms had passed; now mes =: time when one might say the names of the oe Laughing Boy, riding herd, felt the tang ® = air and touched his bow. This was good ne ni ALE

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