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| 39 | 531 | That is extremely View more quotes about unusual">unusual". |
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| 39 | 528 | The tarn, even an adult one, is a bird and is light for its bulk. |
| 39 | 529 | "One thing puzzles me in this," I said, after a time, to Cuwignaka. |
| 39 | 530 | "Why would a tarn, if it was a tarn, have attacked a rider in flight. |
| 39 | 531 | That is extremely unusual". |
| 39 | 532 | "It is explained in the legend of Wakanglisapa," said Cuwignaka. |
| 39 | 533 | "Tell me," I said. |
| 39 | 534 | "It is said that Wakanglisapa prizes his feathers and is jealous of them, for they contain powerful medicine". |