Mu-aacha thika aachi tu sei chodar ta kadide.mu tike dekhibi to surya mukhi phula ku.Barsa-bhaii tu bi na na khadhibini mate lajo maduchiMu-kahin mu t... sabu dekhichi kabat adu tu kono karuthilu to aau thore mu dekhile kono asubidha hebo.Barsa-haan tut oh dekhilu aau kono darker jee.Mu-nahi mo bhouni.mu toh to phula ku duro ru dekhichi na mate tike pakharu dekhibaku de tike jani bi to phula ro basna kete.Barsa-bhai hat mu toh sano bhouni ok.Mu se no manibaru khata uparru ku jump karili aau sidha. There were approximately 20,000 men in the army, and they were continually getting in each others' way. There had been no need for such a force of arms in over 50 years, and none of the King's men really knew how to handle that many men. However, they did make a splendid looking force when they finally marched out of King's Home and headed our way.I thought I would try an experiment and let the army get a day's march from King's Home. They were encamped and settled down for the night before I. "Well, that's understandable. Sometimes the best thing you can know is when to run. I think you're going to come out ahead on this deal." I hope so," she replied. "So, just out of curiosity, did you find out any more about Gingrich?" Not really. I've been a little too busy concentrating on the regular stuff, but now that I have the paper out I'm going to look at it a little harder. I got to thinking about it, and I know George Battle never throws any of his board papers away. He wasn't one of. I sat upright and looked around, everyone was deep asleep and it was dark outside the window. All I could see was mom’s face in the dim light of the night bulb. She stood up and signaled me to follow her quietly.Carefully not to make any sound and wake someone up we both left the room and closed the door behind us. Mom was walking in front and was in charge today. She was wearing an uneasy expression on her face and was in quiet hurry. I still didn’t ask her any questions and followed her.