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| 44 | 250 | At most one such pair View more quotes about might">might be sought at a time. |
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| 44 | 247 | Another bird and rider perished in a blast of fire, and remains descended, smoking, to the ground. |
| 44 | 248 | Ichiro blew, again and again, the horn of battle. |
| 44 | 249 | Tarns, and riders, withdrew, in all directions. |
| 44 | 250 | At most one such pair might be sought at a time. |
| 44 | 251 | But the object showed no interest in pursuing any of the riders or mounts. |
| 44 | 252 | Nor did it renew its attacks on the holding. |
| 44 | 253 | It then turned about, again, and slowly circled over the holding, as though it wished that its presence, and nature, might be unmistakably noted, and, perhaps, recalled. |