Revenge of the Manitou
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Harry nodded. “Thanks for the lunch. It was terrific.”
They walked out to Neil’s pickup and Harry threw his suitcase in the back. Susan and Toby stood by the kitchen door waving as he climbed into the passenger seat and closed the door.
“So long,” called Harry. “And stay away from Indian medicine men from now on.”
Toby grinned and lifted his hand for a second in the same sign that Misquamacus had made before he vanished. The Indian sign for “so be it.” Then the sign was gone, and the boy was simply waving.
Harry looked at Neil and tried to appear cheerful.
“Nice boy you’ve got there,” he said, and reached for his cigarettes.
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First published in Great Britain in 1980 by Sphere Books
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