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1. Aware that winter was upon their home world, and that the social event of the year would take place during the winter encampment, the two female scientists decided the trip to the human world must be accomplished with all haste

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2. Very few on Aura knew that there was a small colony of Scathers in an encampment on the Northern Continent

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3. Naria set up an encampment on the Northern continent and gave the first Scather residents, about 10 young boys, enough supplies and equipment for them to hack-out an encampment for themselves

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4. From then on, all those who were not brainwashed, who could still see reason, were brought from the battlefield to the encampment where they learned the truth from the lips of their own

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5. With two days to kill, Duncan inquired if he and Alexei could walk about the encampment and visit the different levels

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6. All in all, their trek about the encampment had won them many new friends and done a lot for intergalactic relations

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7. ‘It’s the encampment of the Sayer,’ added Kassim

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8. that the command post was within the fenced encampment near the

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9. Martin and Warlock climbed out, both stretched their cramped bodies before walking into the encampment that was beside the landing site

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10. Latrandura paced her small encampment and inspected the figures, now burnt to a cinder

11. “We’re getting close to the encampment, and our bosses will be waiting for an inventory

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12. Then we’ll get a move on to the encampment, where Dave’r the Slaver can judge you

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13. At the end of that trail, we don’t know exactly what to expect, but it will likely be an encampment full of viscous scoundrels and our hostages

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14. “They’re escaping! They’re escaping!” From his vantage point at the far end of the vast encampment, Dorro and Minty could see everything, including about two dozen children running for the woods, accompanied by some sword-wielding Thimble Downers led by Sheriff Forgo

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15. The first streaks of dawn broke over the encampment and the scene was grim and stark

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16. He let them off at the encampment yesterday and was planning to put the new youngling slaves in that chamber

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17. He had been part of a rearguard that trailed behind the others, especially the baggage train and the women, all the way into their winter encampment

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18. What was not acknowledged was the settlement’s reason for acquiescence in the taking of personal vengeance upon those whose only sin was to be posted as lookouts for the tribe’s winter encampment

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19. She was suddenly engulfed in a wave of adulatory celebration that swept her into their midst and into the encampment

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20. A makeshift sedan-chair was produced and they whirled her around the encampment in a wild and joyful festival of thanksgiving

21. After a resumption of their gloriously grateful celebration, the ad hoc procession restarted at the center of the encampment

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22. I had written to my sister Mathilde when I had reached the encampment of the Ordu a few years ago and told her how things were going

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23. One of our Wanka guides told us that the Inka relied heavily on intimidation and hoped that the sight of their encampment would make us surrender or, at least, despair

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24. To my surprise, I saw that there was a small army encampment just before the town

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25. I rode through the busy streets and north of the port came upon the encampment of the jagun

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26. A little north of the town, I could see that there was an encampment of at least a minghan

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27. As we left the encampment, I noticed that there was now a bridge over the north branch of the Chesapeak River

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28. As we neared the city, which I noticed had spread out quite a bit to the east and southwest since my previous visit, we were met by sentries who diverted us around the city to a huge encampment to the south

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29. I suggested that we first determine who was commander of the encampment and pay our respects to him

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30. I rode over to the nearest of the tumen and found their commander who in turn directed me to the commander of the encampment, Buzun, a Mongol name! I gathered up Theodore and we rode to Buzun’s tent

31. Silpitocle went out alone to find the enemy encampment

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32. By late morning we could see the smoke from the houses in the settlement, and as we debauched from the forest into a cleared area, we could see the encampment south of the settlement

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33. I told the men to charge through it, but make sure the enemy fled to the south, and then we would immediately regroup and move on to the next encampment

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34. As we rode toward the encampment, perhaps a li from where we broke through the woods, I could see they were not expecting us

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35. We rode some distance on the road until we came to an encampment of neat rows of tents

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36. There was a large open field beyond the encampment and there were the landsknechts

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37. Nothing moved within the almost empty encampment

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38. Then a shout arose from the temporary encampment

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39. Signs that order had been restored were apparent on all sides as they raced through the encampment

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40. They lunged across the now vacant military encampment, where they had first assessed their barge-loading problem

41. We were put to work close to where we lived, building a great encampment for all of the Pharaoh’s armies that he had called forth to secure the northern territories from invasion by some new people of the sea

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42. Yigal, sobering a little at the question ventured, “We couldn’t be sure who was in the encampment when we saw it at first light

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43. Moshe, with Gad in tow, moved to intercept them as they skirted the much larger outer edges of the encampment

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44. That was how Moshe came to lead a heavily laden column of now-willing hearts out of the town and to the encampment where they shared their gift of food as they received the gift of encouragement and assurance that everything would somehow turn out well for them

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45. The encampment, a beehive of activity late into the night, stirred anew in preparation for a resumption of their travels

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46. Having shepherded the last of the exhausted stragglers into the already settled encampment, Moshe, on seeing that the motley herd had already been bedded down next to whatever pasturage was available, slim as that appeared to be, headed to the tent of Moses and Aaron

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47. The encampment was huge, nestled as it was in a slight widening of the narrow valley that the road had taken them through

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48. The ensuing inquiry by a sleepy eyed officer, a captain of tens, determined that a third canal guard had been slain by an official-sounding group, probably small, who had supposedly moved in the direction of the encampment, but probably detoured past their position to avoid detection

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49. As the night deepened so did the chill that settled over the encampment

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50. “I don’t know! Maybe it’s a sign!” the first guard added, reflecting the nervousness of the unsettled encampment

51. Hurried footfalls pounded through the encampment rousing light-sleeping fellow travelers

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52. Was that just hot air wavering or was that the faint glimmer reflecting from a cooking fire? Was that the dust of an encampment? It obscured all movement, allowing only vague wraithlike emanations to occasionally dance within it

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53. The men that Aaron had posted to guard the southern flank of the main encampment, stared into the darkening shadows of the night, broken only by the myriad stars in the heavens above, winking on one after another

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54. They were the listening post on the only part of the encampment where the Egyptians had not posted their army in opposition

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55. Moshe had reluctantly ordered his people to press on into the night in the hope that their goal might be reached without another night of separate encampment

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56. Moshe rode through the huge dark encampment toward the large tent easily identified as that of Moses and Aaron by the guards that surrounded it

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57. The whole encampment seemed to have come alive as one

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58. Ouah! Ouah! It sounded its solitary note from somewhere in the middle of the noisy encampment

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59. As they struggled up the highest hill that separated them from the encampment, Moshe again heard the Ouah! Ouah! of the ram’s horns, but this time more sporadic and softer as if farther away

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60. Below them lay a low haze of dust over the entire encampment

61. “Is it wise,” the emissary asked while shifting to the spread-legged stance of authority, “to make such a shift before seeing what their main encampment is doing? You do have guards that overlook their positions?” The statement took the more polite form of a question

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62. The encampment had emptied out rapidly in the short time that Moshe had been back

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63. The mounted men who had been stationed on the northwest side of the encampment moved down as it emptied, to now cover the pass that Moshe had returned on

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64. There are only signs of many having returned the way they came, over the hills to their encampment!” the captain continued, in a voice that signaled his awareness of Myserrah’s withering glare

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65. It won’t take long for them to figure out that our shields aren’t there, Yigal thought as he caught sight of the long line of his men, now battle tested, scurrying down to the small safety of the greatly diminished numbers still in the encampment

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66. There were only two groups of hundreds still in the encampment when he had seen the stream of men pouring down the hill

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67. A short ride and a quick order got the last of the hundreds in the encampment on their way

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68. Moshe had insisted that he be the last to exit the encampment and rode his lonely vigil somewhat behind Yigal’s men

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69. They had not turned onto the road that would have taken them back to the encampment, and within arrow range of those Egyptians

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70. Roars and screams of joy and approval followed as his path began to circumscribe the encampment

71. Now they all faced the encampment at the front of which stood Moses and Aaron

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72. Moshe walked more quickly now toward the center of the encampment in the company of Yigal, Benjamin, and the other troop commanders now completely surrounded by a mob of the younger members of the multitude, excited by the closeness to their “heroes

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73. Could this be the same, the ancient City of Peace? Are we now to bring our peace to it? he mused as he turned his horse downslope for the return to the encampment

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74. “We have come here, many times,” Moshe ruminated as he rode the last distance into the encampment

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75. their encampment must be somewhere close to the construction site

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76. The army, he noticed, had already begun a temporary encampment on a piece of high ground

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77. They were being formed up for the march to the encampment

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78. approaching the encampment behind the last of the marching soldiers

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79. Slowly, he began to make out the limits of the makeshift encampment

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80. They lunged across the now vacant military encampment, where they had first assessed their

81. not a single sign of movement or encampment could be discerned

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82. back at their encampment

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83. town and to the encampment where they shared their gift of food as they received the gift of

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84. The encampment, a beehive of activity late into the

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85. Having shepherded the last of the exhausted stragglers into the already settled encampment,

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86. The encampment was huge, nestled as it was in a slight widening of the narrow valley that the

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87. in their makeshift encampment

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88. The men that Aaron had posted to guard the southern flank of the main encampment, stared

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89. the only part of the encampment where the Egyptians had not posted their army in opposition

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90. might be reached without another night of separate encampment

91. somewhere in the middle of the noisy encampment

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92. As they struggled up the highest hill that separated them from the encampment, Moshe again

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93. a low haze of dust over the entire encampment

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94. encampment moved down as it emptied, to now cover the pass that Moshe had returned on

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95. many having returned the way they came, over the hills to their encampment!” the captain

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96. encampment when he had seen the stream of men pouring down the hill

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