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| 30 | 334 | My View more quotes about first">first awareness of the nearness of the sleen was that wild, hissing, excited squeal not more than a hundred yards behind me. |
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| 30 | 331 | I saw the wall, over some buildings, in the distance. |
| 30 | 332 | I began to walk slowly toward it. |
| 30 | 333 | I must have been preoccupied. |
| 30 | 334 | My first awareness of the nearness of the sleen was that wild, hissing, excited squeal not more than a hundred yards behind me. |
| 30 | 335 | It was the kind of noise they sometimes make when eager upon a scent but are being restrained. |
| 30 | 336 | They wish to lunge ahead but are not permitted to do so. |
| 30 | 337 | It serves to apprise their keepers of the strength of the scent, and perhaps to some extent ventilates their frustration and expresses their excitement. |