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| 21 | 340 | I sat cross-View more quotes about legged">legged under the wagon, my sword across my knees, watching the paws and legs of the swirling kaiila bounding past. |
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| 21 | 337 | "But as yet," he said, "you cannot leave". |
| 21 | 338 | She nodded, Yes. |
| 21 | 339 | He then unpinned her veil and took her in his arms, improving the time. |
| 21 | 340 | I sat cross-legged under the wagon, my sword across my knees, watching the paws and legs of the swirling kaiila bounding past. |
| 21 | 341 | I heard the hiss of crossbow quarrels and one rider and his mount stumbled off the wagon top, falling and rolling to one side, others bounding over him. |
| 21 | 342 | Then I heard the twang of the small horn bows of Tuchuks. |
| 21 | 343 | Somewhere, off on the other side of the wagon, I heard the heavy grunting of a tharlarion and the squealing of a kaiila, the meeting of lances and shields. |