Notes[1] worpling: A word of indeterminate meaning which I take in general to indicate someone talking on at length, maundering or jabbering, perhaps, whilst the auditor barely listens, wrapped in his or her own thoughts. Kregish is, obviously, a language of subtlety where simple words cloak a variety of shades of meaning and where they are joined together to form other expressions without the benefit of linking syllables. A.B.A.
[2] Prescot has mentioned these episodes in his career before but we do not have any cassettes containing these adventures. A.B.A.
[3] See A Fortune for Kregen, Dray Prescot volume 21, Book 3 of the Jikaida Cycle. A.B.A.
[4] Here Prescot gives long detailed lists of everyone who was at the funeral. Lord Farris, remember, was one of the early converts to Pre
