to ride or be carried aurbulence of times of strife, uaries ous eyries or  in ty valleys.

    And t—for a price—suco ted reats sucs valley, could be time. For a lifetime.  ies beyond the hills.

    have been.

    For a time, for a lifetime, t, looking out t the valley in

    sunlig springs return. So keep s from going back. ting for  and so little  of ter season falling to t birds, arros, time t was her own, and her only one.

    A lifetime of remembering, by curle dao prayer, by candlelig dusk, by sigraigo ers ers end, by t nigo prayer again, by drone of priests at prayer, by a star falling  in tern cold dark of tion of t borne by t  to bring one to te-robed priests es and ttiness, and tance of hem all.

    is o Danoleon—-p say about growt.

    tions and a flus  doion tled and ouceady and t unpleasant weariness.

    ed grief in  , not caring w was w be dying.

    quot;It ; ly. quot;It oo far. I  save you. thing I can do.”

    quot;; she had asked. her only words.

    old rong she was.

    rong? Srong. More so t by far. S to leave, and t ts o tate nortevanien.

    As it ually knoity s for a time. A fair-o laugh.

    Melina bren tonaro. A . She Sea when word came of Second Deisa.

    tion y: Danoleons suggestion. Almost nineteen years ago. t aking away, heir dreams carried in his person, a hope living so long as he lived.

    S ime ago. Sonaro and o tuary of Eanna in its high valley above Avalle.

    Above Stevanien.

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