Book1:TeDream-Maker

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    Dimitrisatbythegss，lookingatthepaleblue，shadowySierraMountainsianuchlikeanimpressionistwatercolor,whichcouldgiveoneageneralpictureirokes．Soonthemountaintopswouldbecoveredwithseveralfeetofsnow，andthefollowingsummerthesnowwouldmeltintothewaterflowingintotherivers，invigoratingthefisheswithafresh,coolcurrent．DimitriwatchedasMegginnswamfreestylebadforthacrossthepool，slowlyalmostily,perfectlyrexed．Hemarveledattheclevernessofhumanswhoimicthefish’smotionsinwater．HethoughtofthebluegooninhisKingdom，whereDeanna，themermaid，wasalsoanexcellentswimmer．Ifthesetwocouldswimtogether，itwouldmakeageouspicture．Justthen，wildpidginsflewbyoverheadinaflurryofwings．Dimitrieheirinnatesenseofdire，whichalwaysledthemhomeontherighttrackwithoutevergettinglost．Inthisrespect，theyweresuperiortohumanbeings．Ifhisworldhadthegiftofvision，perhapshumanbeings，too，wouldhavedevelopedthebat’sabilitytofindtheirdireunerringlybyechoesgeedbythemselves．Butthen,theo