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| 60 | 238 | He then View more quotes about lifted">lifted and shook the net, and the tharlarion squirmed free. |
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| 60 | 235 | The minion then, a long scratch on his leg, ran past Clitus, and fled down the dock. |
| 60 | 236 | "Pursue him!" cried Thurnock. |
| 60 | 237 | "There is no need to do so," said Clitus. |
| 60 | 238 | He then lifted and shook the net, and the tharlarion squirmed free. |
| 60 | 239 | Almost at the same time he slid two of the trident's three prongs toward the tharlarion, wedging the creature between the two prongs. |
| 60 | 240 | He then lifted his catch up, for us to see. |
| 60 | 241 | "Get rid of it!" urged Thurnock. |