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| 33 | 604 | My View more quotes about feelings">feelings, after my first terror, were less of alarm than of frustration and futility. |
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| 33 | 601 | In such a case, depending on the levels, which I did not know, it might be possible to drown. |
| 33 | 602 | A more remote possibility, but not one to be ignored, was death by exposure or from a simple lack of sustenance. |
| 33 | 603 | Then, again, clouds obscured the moons. |
| 33 | 604 | My feelings, after my first terror, were less of alarm than of frustration and futility. |
| 33 | 605 | I was angry with myself and the marsh. |
| 33 | 606 | I felt helpless, and stupid. |
| 33 | 607 | I had managed to escape, I was sure, from terrible danger. |