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| 2 | 481 | The stranger View more quotes about bent">bent to lift the penetrated shield, that he might remove from it his bronze-headed weapon. |
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| 2 | 478 | The fallen foe lay doubled in the grass; his lower lip was bloody; he tore it with his teeth, holding it, that, in his pain, he might make no sound. |
| 2 | 479 | His hands were clutched in the scarlet of his wet tunic, bunching it, at the half-severed belt. |
| 2 | 480 | The grass was bloody about him. |
| 2 | 481 | The stranger bent to lift the penetrated shield, that he might remove from it his bronze-headed weapon. |
| 2 | 482 | In that instant the bearded man, crying out savagely, rushed upon him, his spear raised. |
| 2 | 483 | Before I could respond in horror or my body move the stranger had reacted, rolling to the side and, in an instant, regaining his feet, assuming an on-guard position. |
| 2 | 484 | As my cry of misery escaped my lips the thrust of the bearded man's spear had passed to the left of the stranger's helmet. |