| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 35 | 179 | View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, the lack of activity on the part of the vision seeker may not be stimulatory to the sleen's attack response, Akihoka tells a story about his own vision seeking. |
| 35 | 180 | A sleen came and lay down quite near to him, and watched him, until morning, and then rose up and went away. |
| 35 | 181 | Some vision seekers, on the other hand, are torn to pieces by sleen. |
| 35 | 182 | Akihoka's medicine helper is the urt. |
| 35 | 183 | He received his vision on the second night. |
| 35 | 184 | I fell asleep. |
| 35 | 185 | * * * * It was gray and cold, a bit after dawn, when I awakened. |