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At the top of the hill, Bapir sobbed with such force that his wails shook the earth, Alan felt. He clutched Bapir’s hunched shoulders and felt impossibly small. A sunburnt man and a neighbor with shrunken features hugged Bapir, then placed the old man’s trembling arms around their shoulders and walked him down the hill. “Where are my other sons?” Bapir gasped for air. “Let’s get you home,” the neighbors told him.
Daughters of Smoke and Fire
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