CHAPTER FOURTEEN: ONE ALAMO GULCH-1
t;; ed. quot;You cooked up a fine storm, Mr. S;
t around a cleat to keep it open. As treamed out of top, invisible far above, to itself, and a fold, and te before.
t ossing and lurcly it ell if ts t easily o t kno after a minute or so Lee felt a sudden snag and kne on a branc emporary c it shey were.
ed, quot;Fifty feet above trees—quot;
the shaman nodded.
t, and t t. Lee o it and found once, but took Grumman by surprise.
lose o swing himself clear.
A moment later came t jolting s fast.
t tilted at once and a second later reetops, and amid t leaves and tormented branc jolted to a precarious .
quot;Still t; Lee called, for it o see anything.
quot;Still ;
quot;Better keep still for a minute till uation clearly,quot; said Lee, for t settling tle jerks against wever was hem up.
till a strong sidey, but c crossed Lees mind to cut it loose, but if it didnt fly aoget ops like a banner and give tion aer to take it in, if they could.
tning flaser torm torn only partially, for t ing on it near t ill attaco trunk.
quot;Im going to t a rope and climb do; ed. quot;As soon as our feet touc plan.quot;
quot;Ill follo; said Grumman. quot;My daemon tells me ty feet do;
And Lee ter of s as ttled again on t rim.
quot;S far?quot; put t out of to to t even if t did fall, it fall far.
ter secure in , of till solid ground beneat. trunk; tree, a giant of an oak, and