| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 34 | 85 | One does not want it to freeze on one's View more quotes about body">body, but, even more dangerously, one does not wish one's furs to become wet and then freeze, thus robbing them of their thermal efficiency and, indeed, increasing the likelihood of a break or tear in the hides. |
| 34 | 86 | A rent in a garment, not soon repaired, can be extremely dangerous. |
| 34 | 87 | A needle and thread can be as important in the north as a means to make fire. |
| 34 | 88 | The Kur's lips drew back, in a Kur grin, seeing my action. |
| 34 | 89 | It was foolish, in the circumstances, I supposed. |
| 34 | 90 | Yet it is a kind of thing one does, even without thinking, when one is wise to the north. |
| 34 | 91 | I looked about at the shallow, moonlit bowl, in whose center we stood, the sled between us. |