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From: lindley@ut-dillo.UUCP (John L. Templer)
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Subject: Og, part 7
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Date: Mon, 9-Dec-85 23:09:07 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec  9 23:09:07 1985
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  Recap:  Og has been miraculously saved from the Evil Janitor's Helper
and the Coat of Arms by the Macrosparrow.  Now the pair is out of the
city attempting to find the land of six-foot tall chickens.

  Og and the Macrosparrow head toward the purple-tinted mountains to
the west.  The map they have is a good map, although the map ends at
the mountains.  Several uneventful days pass as the pair trudges along
the barren, often muddy, road winding toward the pass through the
mountains.  Og and the Macrosparrow recant various harrowing tales
they've experienced, each trying to top the other.  Og, however, often
gets depressed and tells more than he should about Ytremski and
himself.  All this time Og is wondering why the Macrosparrow chose to
rescue him and accompany him back to the land of the six-foot
chickens.  Finally he can't contain himself.

  "Why did you rescue me and now accompany me to Samuel Brunt's land of
six-foot tall chickens?"

  The Macrosparrow retorts, "I won't tell you." Before Og can respond
to that, a large shadow suddenly appears around them.  Looking up Og
can see the huge, dark outlines of the Low Gliders, the vicious gang
that sacks wayward travelers.  The Macrosparrow is instantly in the air
ready to defend himself against the Low Gliders riding on their huge
vultures.  Og is not so dextrous however, and is unable to fly.  He
despairs, wondering how they will get away from the ten Low Gliders.
But suddenly he remembers something that could drive the Low Gliders
away. . . .

                              Wait for the Gang Bang . . .
-- 

~~ John L. Templer,  University of Texas at Austin
~~ {allegra,gatech,seismo!ut-sally,vortex}!ut-ngp!lindley

  Come out of the dark, elusive one; Nirvana, we adore you.