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wo camps were close enough that the bleat—ing of sheep and the barking of dogs in one camp could be heard in the other； so they met on their way out in the mornings and back at night。
A man could reach his neighbor’s place before his saddle was warm。 Chen often visited the old man’s yurt to continue their conversations； but now he wanted to talk about gazelles； and wolves。
Chen parted the door curtains； thick felt sewn into auspicious pat—terns with camel hair； and joined Bilgee in a cup of butter tea。
