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| 12 | 672 | Some were still astride the View more quotes about great">great birds, though the birds stood now on the grass. |
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| 12 | 669 | "I can't!" Ute pushed me away and began to chew at the leather strap, desperately, holding it with her hands. |
| 12 | 670 | I wept. |
| 12 | 671 | Not all the tarnsmen had dismounted. |
| 12 | 672 | Some were still astride the great birds, though the birds stood now on the grass. |
| 12 | 673 | I saw men fighting between the wagons, some falling. |
| 12 | 674 | I saw one of the tarnsmen, yet mounted on his tarn, remove his helmet and wipe his forehead, and then replace the helmet. |
| 12 | 675 | He was their leader. |