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| 22 | 218 | The bird View more quotes about lifted">lifted its head, resplendent, fantastic, and uttered the victory scream of the tarn. |
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| 22 | 215 | Second was the startled Menicius of Port Kar, the palm of victory snatched from his grip. |
| 22 | 216 | Then all, save perhaps those closest to the noble Ubar of the city, began to cry out and cheer, and pound their fists on their left shoulder. |
| 22 | 217 | The bird stood there on the perch, and Mip straightened himself painfully in the saddle. |
| 22 | 218 | The bird lifted its head, resplendent, fantastic, and uttered the victory scream of the tarn. |
| 22 | 219 | Then it tumbled from the perch into the sand. |
| 22 | 220 | I, the crossbowman, and others, raced to the perch. |
| 22 | 221 | With my sword I cut Mip free of the safety straps and drew him from the tarn. |