Calley may appear fairly minor, but she may be considered as second only to the boy.
She first appears when Bard, waiting for the ferry, finds it inoperative for the night, and Charon (Charlie), the ferry keeper invites Robberlee and Bard to his house to eat. When Charon appears at the house a 'huge woman (dark skinned) let out a whoop and folded him into her ample bosom'; that was Calley.
Calley cooked an enormous variety of food for the (supposedly paid) guests.
She conducted a tremendous meal (every good and grateful gift comes from Thee (Calley).
Calley was the primary manifestation of God: female and forever loving-- and powerful.
She might appear wherever she chose. The most dramatic appearance was at the Circle when she came out of the monstrous tree. Calley was obviously a 'spirit person', look at page 157 where Rider "spoke softly ..and said "Calley, please talk to me":
"Callie stepped from the tree. or more precisely flowed from it until she was fully present."
Elizabeth: adopted daughter of Calley appears often with "Mama told me you might need (something or other)".
She first appears when Bard, waiting for the ferry, finds it inoperative for the night, and Charon (Charlie), the ferry keeper invites Robberlee and Bard to his house to eat. When Charon appears at the house a 'huge woman (dark skinned) let out a whoop and folded him into her ample bosom'; that was Calley.
Calley cooked an enormous variety of food for the (supposedly paid) guests.
She conducted a tremendous meal (every good and grateful gift comes from Thee (Calley).
Calley was the primary manifestation of God: female and forever loving-- and powerful.
She might appear wherever she chose. The most dramatic appearance was at the Circle when she came out of the monstrous tree. Calley was obviously a 'spirit person', look at page 157 where Rider "spoke softly ..and said "Calley, please talk to me":
"Callie stepped from the tree. or more precisely flowed from it until she was fully present."
Elizabeth: adopted daughter of Calley appears often with "Mama told me you might need (something or other)".
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