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| 29 | 234 | "Now," said Labienus, "it should be easier to View more quotes about reach">reach the meat". |
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| 29 | 231 | He lifted his hands, his fingers like the talons of a tarn, and then, suddenly, struck down into the side of the fish. |
| 29 | 232 | We saw the fingers, like iron hooks, disappear into the hide of the fish, and then, he stood, rearing up in the sand, lifting that great weight, and shook it, and the fish spun and rolled, and fell again into the sand, the skin, in a swath a foot wide, excoriated. |
| 29 | 233 | Twice more he performed this feat and twice more great swaths of the excoriated hide were flung to the side. |
| 29 | 234 | "Now," said Labienus, "it should be easier to reach the meat". |
| 29 | 235 | "Yes, Captain," whispered the fellow with the knife. |
| 29 | 236 | The rest of us were silent. |
| 29 | 237 | Titus conducted Labienus back to his place, where he now sat quietly, cross-legged, as a warrior, looking out over the marsh. |