>TM 4
>LS 2
>PS ON
>PL66
>SM6
>CP ON
>FO OFF
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		ä252ä      

	You are less than fifty yards from the gatehouse when 
Š	suddenly the dull clang of an iron bell shatters the 
Š	evening calm of Cape Kabar. The owners of the Barczak 
Š	stables have discovered that some of their expensive 
Š	horses are missing and they have raised the alarm. 
Š	Through the open gate you glimpse the flicker of 
Š	torches and your keen ears detect the sound of 
Š	beating hooves. It is an armed search party and they 
Š	are following your tracks while they are still fresh.
	
	You call to your companions to stay close as you urge 
Š	your horse to the gallop. For ten miles you race 
Š	together along the flat coast road and are able to 
Š	maintain a safe distance from your pursuers, but when 
Š	the trail begins to ascend into the hills, the lack 
Š	of saddles and stirrups begins to exact its toll. 
Š	Those following behind have no such disadvantage and 
Š	rapidly they close the gap. 
	
	You are ascending a steep slope towards the crest of  
Š	a moonlit ridge when ahead you see the beginning of a 
Š	hill track. It forks away from the main road and 
Š	disappears into the hills to your right.

	If you wish to steer your horse along this hill 
Š	track, turn to  ā206ā

	If you decide to stay on the coast road, turn to  
Š	ā189ās