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| 8 | 480 | I then, with a View more quotes about piece">piece of scarflike cloth taken from my pouch, a wind veil, sometimes bound across the mouth and nostrils of a tarnsman, usually at high altitudes, blindfolded her. |
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| 8 | 477 | I then thrust her, not gently, toward the tarn, until she stood near the foot of the mounting ladder, it dangling from the saddle. |
| 8 | 478 | There, in the proximity of the winged giant, she trembled. |
| 8 | 479 | "Hold still," I said. |
| 8 | 480 | I then, with a piece of scarflike cloth taken from my pouch, a wind veil, sometimes bound across the mouth and nostrils of a tarnsman, usually at high altitudes, blindfolded her. |
| 8 | 481 | A great many women, particularly the most sensitive and intelligent among them, fear tarns greatly. |
| 8 | 482 | It is not unusual for them to become hysterical in their vicinity. |
| 8 | 483 | It is not uncommon then for the tarnsman to hood or blindfold them. |