Ame pila mane samste kheluthilu mote bhoka lagila mu maa ku khojibaru piusi kahile maa tara katha anibaku jaichi sepate mu kahili mote bhaka laguchi k...hibaru piusi 10 tanka dele kahile ja kichi kahibu au sepate jaai tu hele kichi katha anibu mu 10 tanka nei se jungle ade chalili pura jangala bhitara ku chaligali kintu tanku pailinahi sesare pura bhitaraku gali maa ra pati subila ta se rastare gali hele mu tanka side rastare karana sethi bhahu jangal kichi dekha jaunathila pare maa nka sadita. Walking silently up to her parents, she kissed them both on the forehead, pulling her father's face down gently to reach; turned and bowed to the gawking crowd of relatives, took her father and mother's hands in hers, and slowly walked to the edge of the cliff between them, hushed but smiling.As the trio reached the precipice, they looked across the deep valley to the slightly lower cliff on the other side. The Groom and his family and friends had gathered there in similar fashion, and Eela saw. I didn't think that would ever happen, but I did have the sense ta keep my mouth shut.I had sold the two hosses an' tack when I bought the tickets ta Laredo, soz there wuz no reason I couldn't take the train all the way back ta Eagle Pass. I sent a telegram ta Ann, askin' her ta meet me at the train, since I needed a ride home. Damn, it wuz good ta use that word "home."Ann met me, an' she wuz so glad ta see me that I wuz embarrassed. She practically climbed all over me afore we got in the. "I guess." "You guess? What, you didn't look at it today?" Anne asked the question with a slightly sharper tone, similar to the one she used when disciplining her students during the year. "Anne, I need to look at it some more before I can give him a definite answer." "So you're going out to the valley again tomorrow?" "Yeah." "Oh." Anne made no further comment after that. Some of the enthusiasm that the day had given Anne seemed to have been leeched away by the conversation. The family.