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| 21 | 426 | "View more quotes about consider">Consider the rains in Anango," said Cabot. |
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| 21 | 423 | They are usually chained in place, to await their disposition, pending the outcome of the contest. |
| 21 | 424 | In the current instance, of course, it was the very blood of the female that was sought. |
| 21 | 425 | "The rubies are now mine," said Peisistratus, angrily. |
| 21 | 426 | "Consider the rains in Anango," said Cabot. |
| 21 | 427 | "Do not be foolish," chided Peisistratus. |
| 21 | 428 | Grendel suddenly left the vicinity of the pet on its chain moving with great speed toward the nearest of the attackers, it unwisely now, too eager, some yards in advance of the others. |
| 21 | 429 | There were movements of the weapons but they did not make contact. |