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| 17 | 955 | He surveyed the View more quotes about crowd">crowd in the market, and then, with an angry kick, and blow of the lance, urged his beast away. |
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| 17 | 952 | She did know that a large variety of tharlarion, of bipedalian and quadrupedalian sorts, were bred for diverse purposes, war, transport, reconnaissance, hunting, haulage, racing, and such. |
| 17 | 953 | The tharlarion she saw was much as she supposed the racing tharlarion might be, though perhaps heavier limbed and sturdier. |
| 17 | 954 | The man, she guessed, was a mounted guardsman, or messenger, or scout. |
| 17 | 955 | He surveyed the crowd in the market, and then, with an angry kick, and blow of the lance, urged his beast away. |
| 17 | 956 | It was unusual, she thought, that such a beast would be in the streets of a city. |
| 17 | 957 | "Down with the sleen of Cos!" she heard. |
| 17 | 958 | "Be silent!" hushed a man, a hoarse whisper. |