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| 37 | 965 | One could not climb from the pool to the View more quotes about walkway">walkway without a rope, or some such device, the tunnels to the walkway having been earlier sealed. |
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| 37 | 962 | It was merely meat, floating in the water, being eaten. |
| 37 | 963 | The moments taken for its identification, the lapse of attention to the tunnel entrance occasioned by its appearance, had been without cost. |
| 37 | 964 | The lieutenant lowered his bow. |
| 37 | 965 | One could not climb from the pool to the walkway without a rope, or some such device, the tunnels to the walkway having been earlier sealed. |
| 37 | 966 | "The prisoner," said the officer of Treve, "may have died in the nest. |
| 37 | 967 | Too, he may have been trapped beneath the water, wedged under an outcropping, or between rocks". |
| 37 | 968 | The latter hypothesis was an interesting one, as water urts sometimes secure prey under the water, saving it for later, rather as certain predatory beasts will bury a kill, or place it in a tree, to be finished later. |