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| 43 | 412 | Then I View more quotes about again">again urged my kaiila into the night, drawing the two sacks behind me in the grass. |
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| 43 | 409 | The camp was well astir. |
| 43 | 410 | I heard shouts of rage. |
| 43 | 411 | Men were running about. |
| 43 | 412 | Then I again urged my kaiila into the night, drawing the two sacks behind me in the grass. |
| 43 | 413 | I did not have time to dally. |
| 43 | 414 | I had two women to deliver, one to Cuwignaka and one to Hci. |
| 43 | 415 | I must make it to a certain flat, barren rock. |