| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 6 | 867 | "No! They will tear me to View more quotes about pieces">pieces!" The sleen were now no more than two hundred yards away. |
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| 6 | 864 | The rags she wore, of course, were rich and heavy with the scent of him who had been her quarry. |
| 6 | 865 | Such rags would have been used to put the sleen on his track. |
| 6 | 866 | "No!" she screamed. |
| 6 | 867 | "No! They will tear me to pieces!" The sleen were now no more than two hundred yards away. |
| 6 | 868 | The squealing was wild now, as they caught sight of the bound girl in the field. |
| 6 | 869 | "They will tear me to pieces!" she wept. |
| 6 | 870 | "Run, Lady Tina," suggested Ram. |