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| 35 | 230 | It View more quotes about pressed">pressed its great jaws against my face and, from its storage stomach, brought up water into its oral cavity, from which, holding it there, and rationing it out, bit by bit, it gave me of drink. |
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| 35 | 227 | Then, with its teeth, it tore off the leather. |
| 35 | 228 | In the half darkness, it was not easy to see its lineaments or features. |
| 35 | 229 | It approached me, and took me in its arms. |
| 35 | 230 | It pressed its great jaws against my face and, from its storage stomach, brought up water into its oral cavity, from which, holding it there, and rationing it out, bit by bit, it gave me of drink. |
| 35 | 231 | It gave me then, similarly, a soft curd of meat, brought up, too, from the storage stomach. |
| 35 | 232 | I fought to swallow it, and did. |
| 35 | 233 | "Are you the medicine helper of Kahintokapa?" I asked, in Kaiila. |