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| 67 | 148 | So View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps we will go hunting in the morning. |
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| 67 | 145 | The rumbling in the animal's chest continued, as it fed, undiminished, for, as noted, the sound does not emanate from the animal's larynx, or throat, but its chest. |
| 67 | 146 | "I am hungry for meat, friend," said Cabot. |
| 67 | 147 | "After the supplies brought from the war camp, I have had little but berries, and, near the womb tunnel, some roots dug out from under the snow. |
| 67 | 148 | So perhaps we will go hunting in the morning. |
| 67 | 149 | I think you would like that. |
| 67 | 150 | We may even make a fire. |
| 67 | 151 | I would suppose you have never had cooked meat. |