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| 57 | 301 | From my sea bag I handed Turgus a letter. |
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| 57 | 298 | His View more quotes about choice">choice had been excellent. |
| 57 | 299 | Once a cold and arrogant taluna the girl knelt now, happily at his heels. |
| 57 | 300 | She had been taught submission, and love. |
| 57 | 301 | From my sea bag I handed Turgus a letter. |
| 57 | 302 | "In this letter," I said, "I have inscribed a petition that you be pardoned for your offenses in Port Kar. |
| 57 | 303 | It is addressed to the council of captains, that body sovereign in Port Kar, of which I am a member. |
| 57 | 304 | With this letter you may, if you wish, return to the city. |