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| 13 | 617 | I View more quotes about felt">felt against my body his leather, the buckle of his tarn belt. |
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| 13 | 614 | I felt the knife between the camisk and the binding fiber that belted it on my body. |
| 13 | 615 | There was a movement of the knife and the binding fiber whipped from my body and, in the rushing wind, the camisk began to tug, snapping away from me, and then it was high, about my throat, pulling at my neck, flapping and snapping. |
| 13 | 616 | He lifted it over my head and it flew behind the tarn. |
| 13 | 617 | I felt against my body his leather, the buckle of his tarn belt. |
| 13 | 618 | My cheek lay against the metal of his helmet. |
| 13 | 619 | My hair streaked in the wind. |
| 13 | 620 | With his two hands he disengaged my arms from his neck. |