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| 1 | 934 | On snowshoes, of View more quotes about course">course, he could move faster through drifted snow than the kailiauk. |
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| 1 | 931 | Still the man pressed on, knowing the direction of the kailiauk and following the natural geodesics of the land, such as might be followed by a slow-moving beast, pawing under the snow for roots or grass. |
| 1 | 932 | He did not fear to lose the trail. |
| 1 | 933 | Because of his dream he was undaunted. |
| 1 | 934 | On snowshoes, of course, he could move faster through drifted snow than the kailiauk. |
| 1 | 935 | Indeed, over long distances, in such snow, he could match the speed of the wading kaiila. |
| 1 | 936 | Too, as you know, the kailiauk seldom moves at night". |
| 1 | 937 | The kailiauk in question, incidentally, is the kailiauk of the Barrens. |