Fawn's

Dag and Fawn go back to Fawn's home, not returning Fawn to her home, but just letting her kin know that she is OK.

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On the trip down the river, the hire on to a flatboat, Fawn's brother, Whit, and a few others are along for the ride.

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Dag and his lakewalker patrol are called in to fight bandits outside of Fawn's destination, Glassforge.

The Sharing Knife, Volume one, Beguilement by Lois McMaster Bujold John Loyd 2009

Fawn's thoughts were stumbling down the same dis-cordant path.

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Fawn's notion of leaving for a while and returning later was looking more and more attractive.

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Fawn's tolerance for hot and spicy being considerably less than his own, she chose something blander from among the offerings.

The Howling Stones Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1997

Yet despite Fawn's best efforts at describing a mastorm, the sheer suddenness and fury of it still took him aback.

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Fawn's attention shifted from alien to fellow xenolo-gist.

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Ignoring their host's unease and Fawn's warning glare, Pulickel pressed on.

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The hydrojet attached to Fawn's re-breather pak allowed her to keep pace with many of the lagoon's denizens.

The Howling Stones Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1997