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| 47 | 386 | He flung his View more quotes about head">head up to the sun and howled his victory. |
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| 47 | 383 | Then with a sound of tearing muscle and skin, and crushed bone, Zarendargar's jaws closed. |
| 47 | 384 | Men watched, horrified, as Zarendargar, holding it by the neck, it half bitten through, in his jaws, shook the body, fiercely. |
| 47 | 385 | He then flung it from him and leaped up and down, scratching at his chest. |
| 47 | 386 | He flung his head up to the sun and howled his victory. |
| 47 | 387 | For a moment or two the body on the rock still bled, the movements of the heart marked in the gouts of fluid that surged over the fur. |
| 47 | 388 | The head lay askew, to one side, held by vessels and skin. |
| 47 | 389 | Zarendargar screamed and leaped on the stone, and, scratching, climbed a bit up the rock face from the trail, and then fell back, and leaped again. |