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| 43 | 483 | My own View more quotes about tarn">tarn, on a long tether, held by Canka, was only yards behind. |
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| 43 | 480 | Two or three of them, suddenly, began to urge their kaiila toward me. |
| 43 | 481 | I turned about. |
| 43 | 482 | Canka's tarn swept by. |
| 43 | 483 | My own tarn, on a long tether, held by Canka, was only yards behind. |
| 43 | 484 | I heard the scratching of kaiila claws on the rock face. |
| 43 | 485 | I extended my hands and thrust my arms through the rope netting, it dangling from the girth rope of my tarn, and whipping and snapping, too, at the surface of the rock it skimmed. |
| 43 | 486 | I seized then the netting with my hands and felt myself drawn up and away from the rock. |