C H A P T E R 4
t snoarted mixing es, a o fall. e ill sitting in our places o ter sometimes came early to our part of try, but usually get a snoil after Cmas. As t time least t certainly of my family, still looking for me every day in t me dead, concerning my welfare.
At ions, putting out table and tair rail. t C-mas, my fatook me out to cree for t me to one. I even missed my little sisters. ere talking and dreaming of Santa Claus, wondering w had become of me?
quot; day is it?quot; I asked Luco hes.
into t;tuesday?quot;
quot;No, I mean day of t;
quot;I e November, early December. But memory is a tricky t comes to time or ;
Cmas passed after all. I resolved to co celebrate te fas of t care about hings.
quot;Do you kno;
ruggled into s. quot;No t;
quot;I to make a calendar.quot;
quot;A calendar? ore of paper and any number of pencils to keep a calendar out eaco cake notice of time enoug;
quot;But to draure or e someone a note?quot;
Luc. quot;rite? to en o e entirely, and t , didnt learn in t place. It is better to be putting do tle trea-sure.quot;
quot;But I do like to draures.quot;
e started across tood like tall trees, conferring. Because Luc of us all, rouble keeping up my side, inued a-tion.
quot;So, youre an artist, are ye? No pencil and paper? Do you kno tists of old made t of animal skin and bird feat and spit. till, tcones. Ill teaco leave your mark, and get you t paper