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| 3 | 746 | "I View more quotes about walked">walked much of the night," she said, "keeping to the direction others had taken. |
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| 3 | 743 | "When it passed," she said, "I was overjoyed, for I was still alive, but I was then, almost immediately, sick with fear, for such a beast or beasts, I thought, might even now be following my tracks, from Ar, having been given my scent from my discarded robes". |
| 3 | 744 | Her apprehension was well-warranted. |
| 3 | 745 | Indeed, it is not unknown for sleen to have discovered and followed tracks which are several days old. |
| 3 | 746 | "I walked much of the night," she said, "keeping to the direction others had taken. |
| 3 | 747 | The terrain seemed to change, and there were now trees here and there, sometimes groves. |
| 3 | 748 | Toward morning I could go no further and lay down in the grass, and fell asleep. |
| 3 | 749 | I awakened late in the afternoon, weak, and starving. |