Atdtda23: [46.1iii] In Europe, 655

[Paul Nightingale]

[655.18-20] "In Europe," speculated Philippe, "the mountains are much older
than in America. Whatever lies in them has more time to evolve toward a more
lethal, perhaps less aimiable, sort of creature."

Cf. the two Ns' take on 'old' and 'new' worlds. On 186:

By nightfall they were among old Anasazi ruins up west of Dolores Valley
someplace.

"Like a Red Indian Stonehenge!"

Only different!"

And on 219:

"Home at last!" cried Neville, "home from innocent, all but oppressively
wholesome America!"

"Back to the delights of Evil!" Nigel added, with every appearance of
relief.