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But greater (then / than) that, to the wolf-cub, was (there / their) mastery over things not alive; (there / their) capacity to communicate motion to unmoving things; (there / their) capacity (two / too
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But greater (then / than) that, to the wolf-cub, was (there / their) mastery over things not alive; (there / their) capacity to communicate motion to unmoving things; (there / their) capacity (two / too / to) change the very face of the world. It was this last that especially (effected / affected) him

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Than, their, their, their, to, affected

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