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| 3 | 656 | There were View more quotes about tarns">tarns in the sky and their shadows seemed to race across the grass. |
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| 3 | 653 | More than once I saw the wild, terrified eyes of women, pulling at the ropes on their neck. |
| 3 | 654 | I concealed myself behind them, and then I rose to my feet, and ran toward the open country. |
| 3 | 655 | I was not alone, as neck-roped women, and warriors, singly, and in prides, fled the city. |
| 3 | 656 | There were tarns in the sky and their shadows seemed to race across the grass. |
| 3 | 657 | More than one mercenary had a crossbow bolt half through his brass-bound shield, formed of layers of bosk hide. |
| 3 | 658 | The crossbow, even the stirrup variety, loads slowly, and there is little danger from the quarrel if one need only defend oneself from a single direction. |
| 3 | 659 | Should the tarnsman dismount he fights evenly with his foe, and the more skilled warrior is most likely to survive. |