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| 19 | 597 | This was the View more quotes about sort">sort of thing that a Kaiila warrior would be likely to do only among those whom he considered his friends and comrades. |
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| 19 | 594 | We had some from the Dust Legs. |
| 19 | 595 | It was in sheets, cut almost as thin as paper, dried in the prairie sun, layered in a flat, leather envelope, a parfleche, originally sealed with a seam of hardened fat. |
| 19 | 596 | By confessing his need for drink and food before us Cuwignaka had, in his way, honored us. |
| 19 | 597 | This was the sort of thing that a Kaiila warrior would be likely to do only among those whom he considered his friends and comrades. |
| 19 | 598 | "Meat," said Cuwignaka. |
| 19 | 599 | Grunt and I exchanged glances but, in the end, we fetched Cuwignaka some of the strips of dried kailiauk meat. |
| 19 | 600 | He sat, cross-legged, in the grass, and ate some. |