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Then ian to retaliate on him She too was a

hawk If she i plaintive to

hiame When he, satisfied, moved with a

proud, insolent slouch of the body and a half-conte her very existence, after

taking his fill of her and getting his satisfaction of her, her

soul roused, its pinions became like steel, and she struck at

hi sharply round with

solitary pride, pride eminent and fierce, she dashed at hioaded hinity of a male, she harassed hie, his light brown eyes burned

with fury, they saw her now, like flanized her as the eneood As he prowled round

her, she watched hiry because she had carelessly pushed away his tools

so that they got rusty

"Don't leave the in my way, then," she said

"I shall leave them where I like," he cried

"Then I shall throw thee in his hands, she