第64节

    oanuldalealandloadedadenoattettorein,buteahetraadethetiodrift.stolive,sodiedandiffoundhecroheirbones.theoutbacke,andlonely.

    butstuartalyinresideneneby,andpaddyhadninesinglenonhisbooksintheoldjathepaddoakeaenpreferredtostayintheedpaddyfooten;droghedaousna,andghtnerbroughtraihatdroghedagrassgrehanever.

    jiandpatsyithskittable,andchatteredogotorivervieithsuchtalkthattheyleaednottospeakofleavingdroghedahinhearingdistance.

    thedryebar.ienyears.oftheblaensundtheflieserousasusual.nonsolationtothefreshlyshosheep,iserably.s.donirourke,sydney;ohehighlightsofhertrastead,toshoepeoplelivedgrarheatarrived.but,aspaddysaidgravelytoonesuadeforbetteradethatstateerappearedinthesydneyingherald,dendingprotparliantarylegislationtoendrs.orourkepaddylaugheduntilhissidesached.

    ”justasfortedtheearrasseds.orourke.”itsnotiniepeoplepletelyignoreaahunbeing.”

    feelookedup.”hesright,s.donic,”shesaid.”ptforanyof.outhereitssheep,butiyitspeople.”

    onlypaddybroke.hegotdohishorse,tiedtheanilselesslyinalldirelyoverhead.paddystuffedhisfingersinhisears,shuthiseyesandprayed.

    notfarfrollllepsandlogssurrouallgrass.intheddleoftheassivedeadguitsbarebodysfortyfeettoingbluefireshtitsearedhiseyesthroughtheiradepaddyjutohisfeet,onlytobethrotheearthtoseethefinalgloryofthelightningboltplayingshieringhalosofglaringblueandpurpleallupanddotree;then,soquithetissuesofthatdepsarou,andinalefrorouergreatsheetsoffiresetoreachhishorse.

    theparingandhisheartosthun.forantitflaredand

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