Arilla Sun Down [antikvár]

1 Late in the big night and snow has no end. Taking me a long kind of time going to the hill. Would be afraid if not for the moon and knowing Sun-Stone Father is sledding. Way off, hear him go, "Whoop-eeeee!" Real thin sound, go, "Whoop-eeeee!" If Mother could see me, she would say, W^at you doing up? Get back under the covers. Catching your death. But Mama sleeping on. I can slip on out to the moondust snow. She not seeing everything I do, like she say. Nov\' hurry to follov\' all of the tracks going deep in the snow. Knowing there is some big hill where all tracks of children go. Downhill is deep in a m(k)nshade and ends at a cliff'. Only Stone Father can stop a sled in time. I can't stop it. Jack Sun Run wouldn't care to try. I am smallest, W ¦ knowing nothing for sure. But I think my brother. Jack, is a horse.