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| 34 | 446 | It View more quotes about turned">turned, slightly, in the breeze, back and forth. |
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| 34 | 443 | It is not uncommon for a warrior to keep his shield in its case or cover when not fighting. |
| 34 | 444 | It is removed from the case, or cover, also, of course, when it is sunned, set forth to draw in power and medicine from the yellow, life-giving, blazing star of two worlds, Sol or Tor-tu-Gor, Light Upon the Home Stone. |
| 34 | 445 | I stood for a long time on that late-summer day, looking at the shield, hanging on the shield tripod. |
| 34 | 446 | It turned, slightly, in the breeze, back and forth. |
| 34 | 447 | I took care, in deference to the feelings of the red savages, not to let my shadow fall across it, while it was being sunned. |
| 34 | 448 | Similarly, one does not pass between a guest and the fire in a lodge without begging his pardon. |
| 34 | 449 | I heard Cuwignaka and Canka coming up behind me. |