to cross tainly s after t. In any case,  t fees you can see among the wire . . .”

    “A tes. t explains a lot.”

    “I’m glad you understand,” said till don’t. For one tter er symbols on t ed placing t . . . t gradually disappeared, and no new ones rose.”

    t sign stood next to a communication trencer Garrison  for Sentry.”

    A telep and a bell-comy of ter.

    Colonel , ened for a moment, t. Frowning, imes in quick succession.

    “Anyed for  try. “ever it  ed to Ab makes er an .”

    “I may be less ly. Sated, for it alk about Ab tears coming to inued quickly, to get it over and done o to . . .

    to look for my fato him.”

    “I o carry o t arm, freeing , to return te of tries ion trencs.

    “taking a deep breato stop o sobs. “rapped in Death . . . or . . . or he may even be dead. And his bindings will be broken.”

    “tes?” asked e dying out o he Dead here?”

    “tes play a song only h,”

    replied Sabriel, “continuing a binding laid doied to es will he Dead.

    they will bind no more.”