He whined softly, and inch by inch he dragged himself nearer to her until again his head rested in the hollow of her lap.
Until he dragged himself out on the opposite shore, the extent of his injuries was not impressed upon him fully.
But it was the girl's hand that made him tremble and shiver, and when she drew back, urging him to follow her, he dragged himself painfully a foot or two through the snow.
With an effort he dragged himself to his feet, but fell back into the snow again.
At those sounds Kazan's whole body relaxed, and he dragged himself to the girl's feet.
His modest conveyance stopped at the gate, and he dragged himself to the kitchen entrance; his whole demeanour betrayed great mental and physical tiredness.
The room was too hot for Slimak; he dragged himself up and staggered to the barn, where he fell into a bundle of straw.
Then he dragged himself across to the other end of the ledge and attempted to corner the captive.
Then, laboriously and doggedly, he dragged himself up the splintered slope, still being forced around to the right, till there fell away below him a gulf into which it was not good for the nervous to look.
With excruciating effort he dragged himself to the edge of the terrace and looked down.
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