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| 2 | 514 | View more quotes about lying">Lying in the bloodied grass, he realized he had been permitted to live. |
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| 2 | 511 | In a swift, though measured fashion, he had exercised himself, sharply and well, respecting his foe, not permitting the foe to understand his full power with the blade, the devastating and subtle skill which now seemed to lend terrible flight to the rapid steel. |
| 2 | 512 | I saw the wounded man, now on an elbow, watching, with horror. |
| 2 | 513 | He had not even been slain. |
| 2 | 514 | Lying in the bloodied grass, he realized he had been permitted to live. |
| 2 | 515 | It was with humiliating skill that the stranger toyed with the stumbling, white-faced bearded man, he who had, minutes before, been preparing to cut my throat. |
| 2 | 516 | Bound, kneeling in the circle, it was with sudden, frightening elation that I realized the stranger was the master of the other two. |
| 2 | 517 | Four times was he within the other's guard, his blade at breast or throat, and did not finish him. |