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| 33 | 138 | Then a View more quotes about body">body, that of the same behemoth or one of the others, rose under the raft and tipped it to the left, sharply. |
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| 33 | 135 | He shook his massive head, to rid his eyes of water. |
| 33 | 136 | "It is quiet," said Cabot, as the raft settled back, rocking on the surface. |
| 33 | 137 | "No, no!" said Grendel. |
| 33 | 138 | Then a body, that of the same behemoth or one of the others, rose under the raft and tipped it to the left, sharply. |
| 33 | 139 | The slave screamed, losing her grip on the wet rope to which she clung, and slid over the logs and plunged into the water. |
| 33 | 140 | Cabot reached to her rope, that fastened about her waist, and dragged her out of the water onto the raft's surface, she crying and sobbing, the raft then again righting itself. |
| 33 | 141 | "They cannot overturn it!" shouted Cabot. |