im: "From now on you sit here every afternoon after school in the shade of this tree and watch the people that pass here. That snot ran away so fast up the steep path, he was out of

burn your ass. He is fed up with you and you know what that means. This tree is a good hideout in a cove between the plants, so there is a good possibility that you will see him first if you are vigilant.

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e lingua franca of ancient and medieval India. In the early 1st millennium CE, along with Buddhism and Hinduism, Sanskrit migrated to Southeast Asia, parts of East Asia and Central Asia, emerging as a language of high culture and of local ruling elites in these regions. The body of Sanskrit literature encompasses a rich tradition of philosophical and religious texts, as well as poetry, music, drama, sc

e puzzling to me. I begin

re you

precious. I am beginning to think it is not as simple, especially when I think what your father said about Sanskrit. He said there are people who believe it originated from a

"It continues to be widely used as a ceremonial and ritual languag

d. But researchers are confident that the oral transfer of these texts was reliable. This is ceremonial literature of which the correct pronunciation is crucial for their religious effectiveness." Then she explains what she finds significant: "If I understand

man at the temple can tell us what we want to know. If he knows Sanskrit he wi

d to test them this evening around the park. I need your advice to buy the best. Mother gave me

time for your first jog. Tomorrow I'm taking off to spare myself f

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f thoroughly. They visit different shops and every time she fits a pair he makes sure that the laces are tied and that she tests it by walking around. In the end, they decide on a pair of Nike running shoes that fi

ional printings and Eastern art are to be seen. Kadin regrets the fact that the Horse Monument that was situated on an island in front of the gallery was moved to the corner of Cape road and Rink Street in 1950.

feeling? They are probably going to hurt you a little

stiff here

say: don't overdo

what, sir, I

ha

he park once and you twice and

d. "Only if you promise

melessly sticks her tong

realizes that he took her by surprise and that he is a far way off before sh

and must not give up! She must force herself to circle the park at least one time before she stops. She thinks about something that can occupy her thoughts and suddenly realize

st and heaviest Victorian architectural products made by the Saracen Foundry of Walter MacFarlane of Glasgow in Scotland. It is a monument for

the plants in the shade of a giant tree fast asleep while she struggles past. Suddenly she gets a frig

almost wants to stop as she notices how easily he runs and the day after tomorrow he will be competing in a tough squash match

target. She passes the bowling club and its history fills her thoughts. The Port Elizabeth Bowling Club star

ed in 1970. The first international rugby match against England was played on this field in 1891. Even the Crusaders club, where Billy plays, has a rich history. This club is one of th

istoric grounds with her nice Nikes. She gets new motivation and also grits her teeth as she passes the main entrance to the cricket fields. She

ies: "How can you run so fast? It's your third round and I b

an to SPAR and bought l

it in, this is the first for m

well for the first time. I hope

Maybe I won't even want to get out of

en we can wash away the sw

ng pool and what would happen when I'm in the deep

This is the end. You h

now have t

st jump o

nly jo

ously and grabs her right foot and thigh. Billy grabs her and helps he

n't; it's t

and forces her leg straight by pushin

raction and relax. He takes her right foot in his right hand and bends it backwards and pushes her toes back. "Ouch, it

lax. "The cramps will come again. What you need now is

I thin

r that many glasses of water during the day. Then you mix cacao pow

cao and

ou have sweated out. All th

miration in her eyes. "Y

me, stand in front of me and put your legs against m

shyly: "Don

d it's the easiest way,

waits and she decides to do what he wants to see what happens. "You'd better

Billy takes hold of her upper legs with his hands and the next moment he lifts her onto

t's h

You are now riding me l

r back and abdominal mus

arry each other all the way up the hill with Brickmaker's Cliff path to St George's and back. Da

across someone as nutty as you; that

e now remembers his body and she now knows where it comes from. She sud

He insists to massage her legs because this could prevent sore, stiff muscles the next day. She gets her da

. Her life is suddenly full of fun and adventure. She thinks back to the swimming and sees his well-formed body in detail in her mi

Billy is slowly taking

e she puts out the light: 'Wonderf

mediately replies: 'My p

s so

eg

ls

assage

you enjoy the messaging immensely becaus

zes that she can't get enou

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ll? Are you sitting here and sleeping all the time, what if

n front of him. "Just remember I was awake the whole of