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With one man still sleeping, the watcher sat, holding his rifle, staring into the horizon, where the moon would soon rise. Kino knew that this may be his only chance before the moon rose and he would be seen by the man's watchful eye. Silently, he drew the Amulet string over his shoulder and loosened the loop from the horn handle of his great knife...
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Silently, he drew the Amulet string over his shoulder and loosened the loop from the horn handle of his great knife. He was to late, for as he rose from his crouch, the silver edge of the moon slipped above the horizon and Kino knew that if the watcher turned his head at all, he would be seen for sure...
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