| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 37 | 615 | The noises about the View more quotes about walkway">walkway may have aroused their curiosity. |
| 37 | 616 | Too, once they had come to the tunnel opening, which was beneath the surface of the pool, reached from the nest, on a higher level, on the other side, they may have seen the light from the lamps and torches on the water. |
| 37 | 617 | Such things were probably associated in their minds with the possibility of food. |
| 37 | 618 | There were several urts in the pool area, I knew, and, save for their fellow, and what they had had of the man by the gate, they had not eaten for two days. |
| 37 | 619 | They would doubtless, most of them, be hungry. |
| 37 | 620 | The guard had been dismissed. |
| 37 | 621 | When one urt leaves the nest, others tend to follow. |