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| 63 | 152 | "See the standard," said Paula. |
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| 63 | 149 | We could see sunlight flashing from helmets, View more quotes about shields">shields, and weapons. |
| 63 | 150 | They were perhaps five hundred feet above us, to our right. |
| 63 | 151 | The tarn drums kept the cadence of the flight, the wings of the great birds beating in unison. |
| 63 | 152 | "See the standard," said Paula. |
| 63 | 153 | "That of Ar," I said. |
| 63 | 154 | There was a blast on a horn, a bugle, trumpet, or such, and the formation, as a single flock, ascended sharply; another signal and it veered to its left; another and it descended to perhaps two hundred feet, far off now, and then veered to its right, and then returned to its original line of flight, toward Ar. |
| 63 | 155 | "It is beautiful," exclaimed Paula. |