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| 4 | 608 | If I could get him off his View more quotes about feet">feet I might then manage, even in the darkness, regaining my feet first, to break his diaphragm or crush his throat beneath my heel, or, with an instep kick to the back of his neck, snap loose the spinal column from the skull. |
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| 4 | 605 | I did not know this for certain, but it was a risk I must take. |
| 4 | 606 | Darkness would be my cover. |
| 4 | 607 | I dove at the sound, low, rolling, to be under the knife, feet first, presenting little target, kicking, feet scissoring. |
| 4 | 608 | If I could get him off his feet I might then manage, even in the darkness, regaining my feet first, to break his diaphragm or crush his throat beneath my heel, or, with an instep kick to the back of his neck, snap loose the spinal column from the skull. |
| 4 | 609 | But he had not elected flight. |
| 4 | 610 | The cutting at the canvas, of course, had been a feint. |
| 4 | 611 | He had shown an admirable coolness. |