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141 " pug-mark, "
― Jean M. Auel , The Valley of Horses (Earth's Children, #2)
142 " nor can a society last if a few people exercise their individuality at the expense of the community. "
― Jean M. Auel , The Mammoth Hunters (Earth's Children #3)
143 " Suddenly, just as the rain began to fall in earnest, he sat down and howled. "
― Jean M. Auel
144 " Jondalar, you give me nothing but joy, nothing but pleasure. I love it when you want me, any time, any place. If you want me, there is no time I am not ready for you. I always want you. I love you. "
145 " said. “Make … Noria … Make …” She heaved a sob, wishing she knew the words to tell him what she wanted to say. “I know, Noria. I know,” he said, "
146 " Marilynne Eichinger's book will bring added interest to museums and what they can offer now and in the future. "
147 " Even smoke had beneficial properties; the smell alone evoked a feeling of safety and home. "
― Jean M. Auel , The Clan of the Cave Bear (Earth's Children #1)
148 " stymie "
― Jean M. Auel , The Earth's Children Series 6-Book Bundle: The Clan of the Cave Bear, The Valley of Horses, The Mammoth Hunters, The Plains of Passage, The Shelters of Stone, The Land of Painted Caves
149 " She didn’t think anything could ever spoil her happiness as she filled her gathering basket with nuts. "
150 " youngster and approved of the "
― Jean M. Auel , The Land of Painted Caves (Earth's Children #6)
151 " marigolds were healing for open wounds, ulcers, and skin sores. Chamomile was an aid to digestion and a mild wash for wounds, and the wild rose petals floating in a bowl of water in the sun were a fragrant astringent skin lotion. "
152 " Broud is a man now, he will learn to control his temper. "
153 " predilection "
154 " Fifth Cave with her "
― Jean M. Auel , The Shelters of Stone (Earth's Children #5)
155 " You must learn to understand with your heart and mind, not your eyes and ears, then you will know. "
156 " When you don’t know if there is anyone in the world like you, you seek contact with something living however you can. "
157 " could be "
158 " But even with that tremendous reservoir of information at her disposal, she had recently seen some vegetation that was completely unfamiliar, as unfamiliar as the countryside. She would have liked to "
159 " It gave her a sense of pride and accomplishment "
160 " She realized how much she had missed the company of friendly people who behaved in a normal way. "
― Jean M. Auel , The Plains of Passage (Earth's Children #4)