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| 22 | 137 | A View more quotes about tarn">tarn of the Reds, a large-winged bird, goaded almost to madness by a small, bearded rider, wearing a bone talisman about his neck, held the lead. |
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| 22 | 134 | The great heavy ring was swinging on its chains. |
| 22 | 135 | Menicius, I saw, savagely dragged his bird back to the center of the flight path, cursing, realizing how Mip had waited to take advantage of his momentary surrender of the center. |
| 22 | 136 | The crowd, regardless of which patch they wore, cried out with admiration. |
| 22 | 137 | A tarn of the Reds, a large-winged bird, goaded almost to madness by a small, bearded rider, wearing a bone talisman about his neck, held the lead. |
| 22 | 138 | He was followed by two brown racing tarns, their riders wearing the silk of the Blues and the Silvers. |
| 22 | 139 | Then followed Green Ubar, Mip one with the winged beast, high stirrups, his small body hunched down, not giving the bird its head. |
| 22 | 140 | I wondered at the bird. |