page 1, page 1, close-r, working closer to the edge of the lake, prob-ab-ly, we'll probably see one, threat, it's a threat when you do that, page 2, page 2, a-pproach-ed, as they approached the northern end of the lake, siz(e)-able, a low roll that made a sizable hill, thaw-ing, the freezing and thawing of the lake, furth-er, washed still further away, un-sta-ble, steep and very unstable, loose, the edge loose and soft from the rain, nor-mal-ly, they had eaten normally the day before, page 3, page 3, de-mand-ing, the hunger was becoming demanding, an-vil, he dropped like an anvil, out-cropp-ing, a small outcropping of soil and rocks mixed, chalk, it was made of clay and chalk bound together, mound, Brian hit the mound on his stomach, bounce-d, bounced up and sideways, page 4, page 4, frown-ing, frowning in worry, rubb-led, rubbled by wind and water, hard-en-ed, black, hardened shard, weath-er-ed, fresh ones, not weathered, page 5, page 5, lay-er-ed, it was chipped and layered, waiting, there was the waiting for luck, brush, they came on low brush filled with small nuts, hazel-nuts, these he knew were hazelnuts, page 6, page 6, hung-er, they still found enough to edge off their hunger, nib-bl(e)-ing, bashing rocks and nibbling at the small chunks of nutmeat, horde, the evening horde of insects found them, e-nor-mous, in some ancient time, an enormous tree had fallen, ball-ed, it pulled earth, balled in its roots, fil-ter-ed, the soil had filtered somewhat, page 7 to be cont, page 7

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