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| 37 | 807 | The View more quotes about light">light of the torches and the lamps shone, reflected, from the water. |
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| 37 | 804 | The remains of the bodies rolled about in the water, under the stress of the feeding. |
| 37 | 805 | Sometimes they were tugged under, and then, again, in a moment, surfaced. |
| 37 | 806 | They were pulled back and forth. |
| 37 | 807 | The light of the torches and the lamps shone, reflected, from the water. |
| 37 | 808 | "He must have drowned," called Tensius, from across the pool. |
| 37 | 809 | Certainly one would have expected the peasant to surface by now, if he were still alive. |
| 37 | 810 | It was, of course, dark in the pool, and the light was uncertain. |