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| 47 | 172 | The View more quotes about first">first tarn, that highest, was struck full in the back, the man broken between the two bodies. |
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| 47 | 169 | suggest a figure of a little over two hundred miles per hour. |
| 47 | 170 | —J. |
| 47 | 171 | There were snappings, as of wood breaking, but it was not wood. |
| 47 | 172 | The first tarn, that highest, was struck full in the back, the man broken between the two bodies. |
| 47 | 173 | Its back was broken and perhaps the neck of the man in the same blow. |
| 47 | 174 | As a hurricane can imbed a straw in a post so, too, are compounded the forces involved by the speed of the stroke. |
| 47 | 175 | Again the tarn aligned itself, smote downward, then lifted its wings, almost folded on either side of me, its talons, like great hooks, lowered. |