| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 6 | 798 | I cleaned its beak and talons with dried grass. |
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| 6 | 795 | It was View more quotes about early">early morning. |
| 6 | 796 | Ram sat upright in the grass. |
| 6 | 797 | I stood near the tarn, which had returned in the night, its beak smeared with blood and the hairs from the small yellow tabuk, of the sort which frequent Ka-la-na thickets. |
| 6 | 798 | I cleaned its beak and talons with dried grass. |
| 6 | 799 | I had already saddled the beast. |
| 6 | 800 | Constance lay to one side, curled in the furs. |
| 6 | 801 | The free woman, the Lady Tina of Lydius, too, slept, lying on her side, exhausted from her struggles of the night. |