Looking out from a residual stand in Marckworth State Forest in Washington. I had become temporarily disoriented after twirling around in the center of the stand. After some time I reached the edge and looked out.
If a man, who had adopted a son and reared him, founded a household, and had children, wish to put this adopted son out, then this son shall not simply go his way. His adoptive father shall give him of his wealth one-third of a child’s portion, and then he may go. He shall not give him of the field, garden, and house.
