Thonny

Then Greegry got bored and tried to climb a redwood, and Thonny began taking bets on when Killer would move again.

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Thonny and Curdis were talking to the guards, to the men.

Destiny's Road Niven, Larry 1997

Thonny, Brenda, if a merchant asks you about the killing, you tell him.

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Suddenly it didn't matter, because Thonny was shaking the man's arm, shouting into a thick silence, and then the man's arm swung out and Thonny went down with his arms across his face.

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Thonny was probably right: it was trying to reach prey in a burrow.

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The brawny merchant made as if to hand it to Thonny, but he was pulling it back even as the fat one's hand blocked him.

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Junior had already forgotten him; the rest of the children went with her, though Thonny looked back once.

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"They've all got guns," Thonny said, louder than he intended, his eyes invading the merchants 'privacy.

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So did Thonny and Brenda, and the Warkan girls that Junior had been talking to, and the Warkan boys, all without consulting each other.

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"Something must have come out of a burrow," Thonny said softly.

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