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your physical.) I wasn’t sure I could handle one more, but I knew that I would. (Ident your friend BB and guide him here.) The rote spread instantly. I had left him with Bill, and Bill wasn’t there … (You will locate him easily. There is a very special function he can perform for us.) No questions were needed, and I reached ident BB and stretched. CLICK! I was getting better, or older. No sense of motion whatsoever. And I had very little surprise at the location. I was on the grass in front of Charlie’s cabin. BB and Charlie were over to one side, busily engaged in something. I went over to them just as BB perceived me. (Hey, RAM!) He vibrated loudly. (Look what we’re making!) Charlie was laughing. (I keep telling the kid you can’t have a sailboat and a hang glider all in one. Air and water aren’t the same!) I flickered. (You can see him now, Charlie, visually?) Charlie smiled. (Oh, sure. Worked that out the first day he got here. He must have changed the ocean a hundred times before I got him stopped. Had it yellow with square waves. How about that. But he’s smart, catches on fast.) I smoothed. (Well, I hate to break it up, but I need BB here to do something for me.) BB opened. (You name it, RAM!) Charlie waved. (Come on back, kid.) BB rolled. (Who’s to keep me away!) Charlie shook his head and laughed, and I reached, stretched for the ident INSPEC … CLICK! BB was beside me. (Hey, you sure tightened your skip. I would never