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| 22 | 568 | The View more quotes about cries">cries of the crowd were deafening. |
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| 22 | 565 | With a curse he jerked savagely at the control straps of Quarrel and that fine bird instantaneously responded and together Quarrel and Ubar of the Skies passed through the final ring; with a snap of his great wings Ubar of the Skies struck the winner's perch, seized it in his steel-shod talons and threw back his head with a scream of victory. |
| 22 | 566 | I lifted my arms. |
| 22 | 567 | Quarrel, automatically, had struck the second perch only an instant behind us. |
| 22 | 568 | The cries of the crowd were deafening. |
| 22 | 569 | Menicius, fumbling, unstrapped himself from the tarn saddle and leaped to the sand, running toward the box of the Ubar, his hands outstretched. |
| 22 | 570 | I saw four crossbowmen at the box of the Ubar, on a signal from Saphronicus, who stood there, fire. |
| 22 | 571 | Menicius, hit four times with iron bolts, spun and fell into the sand. |