They drove up in style, behind the matched grays that drew Cyrus's carriage. Daoud enveloped both squirming, grubby children in a loving embrace and handed them up to Ramses and Nefret after they had mounted their horses. And for Cyrus. Ramses went to help his mother remove the heavy pendant, which depended from a necklace of gold barrel beads.
A country boy namedJim Wolfe had come to learn the trade--a green, good-natured, bashfulboy. THEY WERE ALL ON THE veranda, adults, children, cats-and a slim figure in brown tweeds whose fair head glowed like a nimbus. uch a bountiful harvest of happiness, with a second generation following in our archaeological footsteps. From the verybeginning Mark Twain's home meant always more to him than his work.
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