sake of convenience – is a city reputed to be inhabited,
possibly by some of the se timid people, and when we return
the question may finally be settled (2)
| Our destination on the next expedition – I call it 'Z' for the sake of convenience – is a city reputed to be inhabited, possibly by some of the se timid people, and when we return the question may finally be settled (2) |
| In the name of the Son | |
| our destination is always a foreign site. An exotic territory where the natural historian rides the boundaries of science clutching an identikit photo of the last Amazon, cancer cure or angel | |
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