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"OUgly Bird!" copyright ©1951 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, December 1951. "The Desrick on Yandro" copyright ©1952 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMaga-zine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1952. "Vandy, Vandy" copyright ©1953 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March 1953. "One Other" copyright ©1953 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, August 1953. "CallMeFrom the Valley" (later refilled, "Dumb Supper") copyright ©1954 by Fantasy House, Inc. for The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, March 15. 94 "The Little Black Train" copyright ©1954 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMaga-zine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, August 1954. "Shiver in the Pines" copyright ©1954 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1955. "Walk Like a Mountain" copyright ©1955 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMaga-zine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, June 1955. "Onthe Hills and Everywhere" copyright ©1955 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, January 1956. "Old Devlins Was A-Waiting" copyright ©1956 by Fantasy House, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, February 1957. "Nine Yards of Other Cloth" copyright ©1958 by Mercury Press, Inc. for TheMagazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction, November 1958. "Wonder As I Wander: Some Footprints on John's Trail Through Magic Mountains" copyright ©1962 by Mercury Press, Inc. for The Magazine of Fantasy and Sci-ence Fiction, March 1962. "Farther Down the Trail" (containing "John'sMyName,""Why They're Named That," "None Wiser for the Trip," and "Nary Spell") copyright © 1963 by Manly WadeWellman for WhoFears the Devil?. "Trill Coster's Burden" copyright © 1979 by Stuart David SchiffforWhispersII. "TheSpring"copyright©1979byCharlesLGrantforShadows2. "Owls Hoot in the Daytime" copyright ©1980 by ManlyWadeWellman for Dark Forces. "Can These Bones Live?" copyright ©1981 by ManlyWadeWellman for Sorcerer's Apprentice, Summer 1981. "Nobody Ever Goes There" copyright ©1981 by ManlyWadeWellman for Weird Tales #3. "Where Did She Wander?" copyright ©1987 by Stuart David Schifffor Whispers VI. Foreword: Manly in the Mountains by David Drake ................. ix Introduction: Just Call Me John by Karl Edward Wagner . . . xiii O Ugly Bird! ............................................................................... 1 The Desrick on Yandro ............................................................. 13 Vandy, Vandy ........................................................................... 25 One Other ................................................................................. 39 Call Me From the Valley ........................................................... 54 The Little Black Train ................................................................ 66 Shiver in the Pines ..................................................................... 82 Walk Like a Mountain ............................................................. 100 On the Hills and Everywhere ................................................... 116 Old Devlins Was A-Waiting .................................................. 124 Nine Yards of Other Cloth ...................................................... 144 Wonder As I Wander: Some Footprints on John's Trail Through Magic Mountains ................................................... 163 Farther Down the Trail ............................................................ 169 Trill Coster's Burden ............................................................... 172 The Spring .............................................................................. 184 Owls Hoot in the Daytime ....................................................... 196 Can These Bones Live? ........................................................ 209 Nobody Ever Goes There ....................................................... 219 Where Did She Wander?. .231 Foreword |
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