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Examples
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He lapsed into sullen silence again, and Opee-Kwan nudged Koogah, who shook his head with slow amazement and murmured, "It is very strange."
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"Eat; thou art hungry," Opee-Kwan commanded, and Nam-Bok shut both his eyes and shoved his fist into the big pot of putrid fish.
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"There cannot be so many people in all the world," Opee-Kwan objected, for he was stunned and his mind could not grasp such magnitude of numbers.
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Koogah dropped an open leer to Opee-Kwan, and, the laughter growing around him, continued: The wind blows from the south and blows the schooner south.
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Nam-Bok walked by the side of Opee-Kwan, and the villagers followed after, save those of the women who lingered a moment to lay caressing fingers on the shawl.
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Opee-Kwan rose to his feet "And now, O Nam-Bok, the feast is ended, and we would listen concerning the strange things you have seen."
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Opee-Kwan gripped him by the arm and kindly but firmly shook his senses back into him.
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Opee-Kwan's mouth was twitching violently, and he was about to make denunciation of such waste when Koogah kicked him to be still.
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Only Opee-Kwan was brave, as befitted the head man of the village.
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"Nam-Bok, that is very much iron," Opee-Kwan cautioned.
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