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| 26 | 147 | An analogy would be the hunter's View more quotes about pleasure">pleasure when first he actually catches sight of the prey. |
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| 26 | 144 | This difficult trail to follow, little more than a waft of scent in the air, carrying over the ice, had now, however, because of Audrey's scream, been supplemented with a clear auditory cue, one supplying both an approximate distance and location to the pursuing pack. |
| 26 | 145 | Its meaningfulness to the sleen was reflected in the sudden alteration in the nature of the pack's hunting cries. |
| 26 | 146 | They had now, for most practical purposes, targeted their quarry. |
| 26 | 147 | An analogy would be the hunter's pleasure when first he actually catches sight of the prey. |
| 26 | 148 | Audrey wept in the snow. |
| 26 | 149 | I listened to the sleen in the distance. |
| 26 | 150 | Imnak placed the first block of the second row of blocks across two blocks in the first row. |