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| 47 | 327 | It was his View more quotes about intention">intention, however, I gathered, to participate in the anticipated resolution of the siege, in his forces' climactic victory. |
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| 47 | 324 | In their lead surrounded by medicine men, beating on drums and dancing, were Sardak and Kog, and five others of the Kurii. |
| 47 | 325 | I also saw, prominent among the Yellow Knives, Alfred, with soldiers, and a Yellow Knife I recognized as the third of the war chiefs who had been at the summer camp. |
| 47 | 326 | He had not taken part, as far as I knew, in the earlier actions. |
| 47 | 327 | It was his intention, however, I gathered, to participate in the anticipated resolution of the siege, in his forces' climactic victory. |
| 47 | 328 | Before resistance had crumbled at the appearance of the Kurii. |
| 47 | 329 | Even now the barricade at the summit was deserted. |
| 47 | 330 | Some fifty to seventy feet from the barricade the procession stopped. |