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| 47 | 231 | One by one the Kinyanpi, consecutively, as I had View more quotes about hoped">hoped, entered the cloud. |
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| 47 | 228 | I hoped, of course, that the three men would be following me. |
| 47 | 229 | As soon as I had entered the clouds I whipped out my small bow and put an arrow to the string, and held two in the bow hand, and, reseizing the reins, brought the tarn about, and yet it seemed it needed no guidance. |
| 47 | 230 | Dark and silent in the fog it veered about. |
| 47 | 231 | One by one the Kinyanpi, consecutively, as I had hoped, entered the cloud. |
| 47 | 232 | This was the tunnel of ambush, as it is called. |
| 47 | 233 | A trained tarnsman is taught to avoid it. |
| 47 | 234 | Three tarns, riderless, returned to the formation below. |