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Wherein: The Pack of Boys Grow Aggressive; Liny Prepares to Leave   Some mornings Lup and May left the boys’ camp, sick of Insnar’s bossing and the whining of the younger boys, to go fishing.  Both of them liked fishing … Continue reading →

            Wherein: The Boys Leave Marks; Mithic and Insnar Talk Revolution; Liny Gets Serious About Leaving; Palin Starts a Journal   They say the settlers were, in effect, paralyzed.  They were outnumbered.  They were confused.  They … Continue reading →

Wherein: A Tribe Arrives on the Island Chapter Six  A Pack of Boys Paramon worked on a net draped across his lap.  Every so often, he looked out at the green sea, the crests foaming milk white.  He loved the … Continue reading →

            Wherein: Lutto Lives Alone; The Boys Become Strangers; Liny Ponders Leaving   The morning that Lutto was to move into her cottage, she came to the Tallo’s house and found wildflowers in a mug, a … Continue reading →

 Wherein: Sillith Remembers; Liny and Sillith In Love; Lutto’s New Cabin   Sillith watches the foam gather, bunch, disperse. The sun strings the foam shadows on her face in thin dark lines.  Suddenly, a sound rises.  A rhythmic series: clomp, … Continue reading →