At lengtains bees monotonous; y, to provoke araveller sees t eye of tain line, no trees grow. She sky.

        A girl from a village on t o marry a maorm. ter ed for a message but none arrived. After torm passed, t up to see for aking h her because she was afraid.

        From a long ude yas ude engulfed traces of    left t except some mess t s race of t a gna in a boot.

        t and took it    e. tilated t.

        inter came s, okes ter and sed and it    Cmas, time passed. More children came.

        grandsoer, reaco go up tain o let ts feed on ter sat in t, plaiting tras, until aug to fear advang silently along tcrop of rock. t one.

        If t been t s, of e, giving tly look, as if t of dissolving at tly, plumey tails; te, inquisitive masks.

        ter sa t s head.

        t of ted     en aainly beeen to t ts ting and he wolves away.

        oo angry to listen to er said. er round t    at table, so a pot.

        "ttle girl ; said Peter.    tle girl? Per;A little girl about my age, from ; he said.

        pod out of t up.

        "I satle girl ; he said.

        ipped er into t, got up from table and    of peas on t time, t nig    m, very early, sook tain.

        "tell your fat you told me."

        t to look at tracks. On a bit of dampis, not like t of a dogs pad, muc of a t, yet Peter    until .

        "Suck up in t all    on t,    s oes, see. . . like t."

        barefoot in summer, like all ted t in t, to s kind of mark oo, always ran on all fours.

        "No use for a    ands to reason."

        At last    of Peters poion, giving t. It was a clever child.

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        ttil tied s and aoget limp. S scream or s, s seem to be able to, stural sounds in t, and, t seem to krickled out of the ers of her eyes.

        bro    uck    y you could not see    migank. S all uck out. tato-fed boy hough she was a year or so older.

        Solemn y, rotted beumped alongside ten ly poked at    buttock    of curiosity, to see     so muccle; srussed on teo be dead.

        Grans. As soon as it caugabby mouser     to t above. Soup smoked on table     supper-time but still quite lig es late on tain.

        "Untie ; said ther.

        first but t be denied, so    t t s, it    of t of to t but Granny aer boto to s t, so s get out.

        trapped one knocked round t table. Crasinkle -- tinkle -- te s s t, and tiffened legs in a il ttled o made everytrange.    frenzy over, sted a moment, questing o make little rusies, now ossing her bewildered head.

        Soes, yet it    quite like croucurally to    pact y t tain, aut t indeed, s ba    tolerable, ts of distress. All you could see of es, we of snow.

        Several times, ly involuntarily. tc even     to ours, trange, unguessable, wicked feeding, s of a wolf.

        Oh, horror!

        So tents put out t soup scalded ting on ers,    paeously from its    before her, she howled, in high, sobbing arcs.

        Even tracted o love ter, was frighe girl howl.

        Peters    gave a    ion of falling;    scious of    take    of t ly visible to    t    t    very dark; a    top of t it    indoors yet timacy clearly, as if by its oe fasation upon him.
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