ck to ttlement.

    t open and took out all t pale ovals as big as Marys little fingernail, and examined eac tant pounding t on to crack at all, and also t t to germinate. it ttention, trees would all die.

    Eac  made it possible. It and, but to be saying t ter of t young ones didnt  use their claws.

    And t ion betion t  few years of her life.

    But before s any furtions he mulefa were long and complex,

    because trating ts ten notely for reference), ttlement tacked.

    Mary  to see ttackers coming, t knohey were.

    It ernoon,  one story  climbers; but Mary c it in place wo echey could.

    So s ters of a co er t empering t of t by a flase.

    It came from t distant glitter s  of tall  of t  making  grace for th.

    Mary called t are you seeing?

    S kno, so sail, we, many.

    At once t stopped o ter of ttlement, calling te all to flee.

    Atal, ualapil tualapi!

    It  Mary e sails by time ered t t. Mary acked so sly, togetarlings, all cion simultaneously. And tiful, te slender sails, bending and dipping and filling...

    ty of t least, and tly t. But s t boats at all: tic birds, and t,  and flexed and trimmed by their own muscles.

    time to stop and study t. tall as sened noer.

    Ser treamed out of ttlement and onto t in time: al ing, and as Mary scrambled on al beat t, speeding aer her companions.

    t move as fast on land, soon gave up turned back to ttlement.

    tore open tores, snarling and