CHAPTER 36
map on t s beo store it in tive consciousness of tribe.
quot;Youll simply o remember,quot; said Luchóg.
quot;Rely upon t is a complicated mac; Smaolac;I can still recall exactly w saw you
quot; tion re-creates.quot; Coo mucime h my old friend.
quot;Sometimes I dont knourns is real or t;
quot;A mind often makes its o; said Luc;to ime.quot;
quot;Ill need paper. Do you remember me some paper, Luc kindness Ill never forget.quot;
From memory, I transferred Specks map on to tter, and in t folloailed map of try and any book California and t be anyplace along t. tainty t I y sustained me as I began again. My feet quietly in our camp, ing every day outdoors gave o tumn.
As to yelloo crispy brorange sound drifted nooo our camp. Emanating from till nigarts and fits, broken noraffic on t Friday nigball games, and tter of noise t intrudes upon modern life. Running like a river, t and spilled doo our glen. Entranced by top to listen, and mad y, Luc out to find its source. te October night.
quot;Stay just a s ;
By t of trap to my travel pouc;And ;
, and get my attention, louder. I looked up to see er almost as big as he broadside.
quot;You upside down, Luc;
quot;Surely you can read it any er. t at t only tide but, underneat, a small engraving of two figures in flig.
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Smaolac;No matter as likely to be rig youll stay for t;
quot;You cant miss t,quot; Luc;Anot as