Inventions -- Fiction; Science fiction; Time travel -- Fiction
And when, during the shadow night that followed, the descendents of
the dogs the race had left behind them howled on the hills for their
lost masters, now there came an answer. Men whistled to them. Slowly,
hesitantly, fearfully, but gaining confidence as the whistles of men
roused half lost memories, the dogs came down from the hills to their
new masters.
Here and there, upon this earth, are fields.
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