racked it. It was the last straw.

Bowen was near me. "Good-bye old man," I said. "I'm going back."

He looked at me in surprise. "Good-bye, old man," he said, and

grasped my hand. "I thought you'd do it in the end."

And then I went back and took Ajor in my arms and kissed the tears

from her eyes and a smile to her lips while together we watched

the last of the Americans disappear into the forest.

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108 14 in is

123 24 the he

131 13 plans planes

131 28 new few

132 24 Donosaur Dinosaur

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