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this kind and I will see to it that people give you valuable presents in exchange. For I think that after this when a man wakes in the night and is thirsty, it will be possible for him to drink without running to the river for the water."
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When the shaper had been
taught how to build and tend
a fire, he started a little work-*shop
near the place where
he had found
the clay, and
worked busily
at the making
and baking of bowls. And
