]All that ~eftof a story byAnton laughing， "The wonderful lizards the air that he couldn t place.3 ~[~<br > ~，reutZer was fou nd aboard The of Oz..." "Come，" said Mr. Wilding. "1 will<br > Floatinc World Believed to be part of bring you down; <br > a ~~ooK ror cnl~orpn called The Lost ~ * ~ They began to walk and as they<br > City， ，t was composed by the Senator did the air seemed to cool an~l~<br > the FJt~te~ clurlng stintsin juvenile (...] a hundred trucks. There familiar smelJ became less ~<br > nail WvKno;~，lromWildPsalmsthat were families sitting in their cars， Thomas trailed behind the tir~<br > .~unr ~ these dctflcult years， the waiting. The sound of birds came Mr. Wilding. Occasionally tEe~<br > aClole~cen~ fete，red great consol- from the dank restrooms， looked back to see the Studeb~<br > ~，~;on trom L ~n Ouixote; Kreutzer too Thomas watched them carry the recede. He was glad not to hear ~<br > WOUld vnr~ ~ manuscnptwhde boyintoaQuonsethutmadeofcin， automobile s lonely noises y~<br > corn n~-n This ear est of hterary derblocks. Mr. Wilding was solemn there was something disturbin~<br > ，，1Ton.， now r~slcles at the Research as he workeo; [he] rubbed him about its diminution.<br > LiDrar，，， a l LICL~， Soeclal Collections.] awhile and the boy was cured，z "There s Simon!"4 shouted Mr.<br > Wilding. =..<br > "But there are sandcastles m = = " Thomas squinted ahead but saw<br > Catalina: Thomas protested， nothing.<br > "This is true，" spoke Mr. Wilding， "[...] lost city of children s "l don t see anyone"<br > " but none can compare to those of imaginings." "There!" Mr. Wilding was point.<br > Manzanar." Thomas looked around and was ing furiously while he jumped. "On<br > "But there is marlin and there is confused -- he saw nothing but the pillar."<br > shark off the shores of Catalina: dunes. A lonely wind howled Thomas gasped there before<br > saidThomas."Arethereanyfishes through the emptiness and the him was a boy with green hair.SHe<br > at Manzanar?" Studebaker clicked and growled， stood on a pillar like a model in a<br > "No，" said Mr. Wilding. "There are though Mr. Wilding had shut off its store window; the pillar revolved<br > nO fishes at Manzanar."<br > engine， so that Thomas had to walk around<br > SoThomaswentwithhismenrot "1 don t see anything; Thomas it counterclockwise in order to<br > to Manzanar. They took Mr. Wild- said.<br > watch the Boy s face. Mr. Wilding<br > Ing s green Studebaker; onto the "But you feel something， don t threw his head back and laughed.<br > macadam h ghway. They had you?" "Hey， you! You with the corrus-<br > wicker oaskets filled with fruit and "I m not sure."<br > cated heart!" bellowed the Boy.<br > potpourri and the sky above was Thomas stood outside himself a Mr. Wilding convulsed with<br > like [a] molten [?] cathedral， "We re moment to see if he felt anything laughter; Thomas stood suddenly<br > off to see the lizards，" Mr. Wilding at all; he was only aware of the frozen. The pillar revolved and the<br > sang， and Thomas joined him， clicking car and a familiar smell in Boy strained his head this way and<br >