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| 47 | 96 | She View more quotes about might">might then be willing, I supposed, to terminate her venturing away from her likely goal, and turn back to seek it, the river. |
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| 47 | 93 | If it were not successful, presumably, given the recency of her flight, and a prompt pursuit, a tracker or trackers would be close behind her, perhaps only some Ehn away. |
| 47 | 94 | Judicious observations at various intervals would be quite sufficient to establish that this was the case, or not the case. |
| 47 | 95 | By now, she would be confident that it was not the case. |
| 47 | 96 | She might then be willing, I supposed, to terminate her venturing away from her likely goal, and turn back to seek it, the river. |
| 47 | 97 | Presumably, alone, and particularly vulnerable to the elements, she would wish to cross the river as soon as possible. |
| 47 | 98 | How fortunate, I thought, that we give them so little to wear. |
| 47 | 99 | So, lacking sleen, and having no viable trail to follow, I rose up, gathered my pack and weapons, and went to the river. |