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The shaft whizzed away with force enough to delight him, and, lo, there was the first bow-and-arrow!

I went only a few steps—to Bow-and-Arrow Castle, where we met as we had agreed to do, since he could not call.

This had been cut out, like a window, for the bow-and-arrow men, and was usually occupied by a sentinel.

In the forests they found birds, and, not having the bow-and-arrow, made shift to snare and spear them ingeniously.

Here we had a bow-and-arrow competition, the natives shooting at marks for prizes, which caused a lot of interest and excitement.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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