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Nomads of the North

CHAPTER THREE
15/31

The world had never looked more beautiful to Neewa.

The sun made the soft hair on his back fluff up like that of a purring cat.

He liked the plash of wet sand under his feet and the singing gush of water against his legs.

He liked the sound that was all about him, the breath of the wind, the whispers that came out of the spruce-tops and the cedars, the murmur of water, the TWIT-TWIT of the rock rabbits, the call of birds; and more than all else the low, grunting talk of his mother.
It was in this sun-bathed sweep of the valley that Noozak caught the first whiff of danger.

It came to her in a sudden twist of the wind--the smell of man! Instantly she was turned into rock.


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