lessan, you o . I c fall. You arent responsible for me.”

    quot;In a way I am.”

    quot;Not in a  matters. I made my o;Doesnt friendster?”

    Devin , rendered suddenly diffident. Alessan  to you. After a moment t as an aftert, quot;I was your age when I came back from Quileia.”

    For a moment  to add somet in t. Devin   tly hin him like a candle.

    For a moment longer t t, Vidomnis pale ligill brigo saring pain in his face.

    Devin said, quot;I cand t I dont to get used to this.”

    quot;I knoed. quot;Eitter at  alive to do.”

    Devin turned trying to read ter a moment ;I never kne o say t I doubt it? truly I doubt it, Alessan.quot; After a moment touc;those who would disagree, Im afraid.

    But theless.”

    And o remember someto somet;e ter ride. I must speak o catc of ground to cover yet.quot;  Devin apprais-ingly. quot;You must be exed. I should have asked before: how is your leg? Can you ride?”

    quot;Im fine,quot; Devin protested quickly. quot;Of course I can ride.quot; Someone beurned. to discover t Erlein and t, returned to the pass.

    quot;tell me,quot; to Alessan, s; o say?

    Of course ell you , ;—ured too s of men?”

    Ducas  oo dark noorcinguiso make out anyones features clearly. One o judge by tions given them.

    Alessan said quietly, quot;I to t. In any case, Im unlikely to too o point t to me.quot; ;triad for-fend you eer to ride all nig your own.”

    quot;I,quot; said Erlein flatly, quot;te