Chapter 3
ing tionally alert and alive norianas fingers and
ts as they passed.
S later.
;s wrong?”
S;Id as soon it proclaimed t t; sraight ahead.
Devin lifted ; about us being upstairs? I just gave tion. t even boto talk about it. t of time.”
quot;Not to me,quot; said Catriana quietly.
quot;I didnt mean it t ; Devin protested, taken aback. But unfortunately tairs by t e unexpected sense of estrangement t o let er the room before him.
More ttle confused, ook o go back out into tyard.
ing role in t t played out upstairs. Back, and t seemed to be focusing like a beam of sunligail ting and revealing ime around.
And so it by time it o step foro end and croes, seeing tantly, noting omasso struck a pose of rapt atten- tiveness, Devin o give t;Lament for Adaonquot; an undivided soul, for quite decided in w o do.
ly in tory of t o t from mountain glen to crag to chasm brink.
and ces to rise above t courtyard and beyond it, out among treets and squares of ibar.
ended to pass beyond t nigrail o a o gating t Catriana dAstibar done t s of murder to prevent . rove to turn taste of t knoo grief for Adaon, to let it guide and infuse t;Lament.”
Better for boture in and ted softness in a certain kind of pride at Devins age is perronger t any otal man, and o sing, yard among t of Astibar, t o be t ter, not she.
So Devin sang t t dying on tregean mountain slope all o give it, making o seek t of