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| 29 | 105 | "That was View more quotes about largely">largely to leave my scent upon you," he said, "which was done that my fellow, who was blind, would know a Kur scent, and follow you, and, of course, not be likely to kill you. |
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| 29 | 102 | "I am afraid," I said. |
| 29 | 103 | "You remember how to groom me?" he asked. |
| 29 | 104 | "Surely Master," I said, "from the domicile, in the house of Epicrates, before contact was made with the blind Kur". |
| 29 | 105 | "That was largely to leave my scent upon you," he said, "which was done that my fellow, who was blind, would know a Kur scent, and follow you, and, of course, not be likely to kill you. |
| 29 | 106 | Now, of course, it will be necessary to give you some training, as an actual Kur pet, the biting, the nibbling, the use of your teeth, the swallowing of lice, and such". |
| 29 | 107 | "I could pretend that," I said. |
| 29 | 108 | "With me, yes," he said, "but with others, not so". |