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| 26 | 272 | I wiped my View more quotes about tunic">tunic, and then wiped my hand on my thigh. |
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| 26 | 269 | Florence cried out with misery. |
| 26 | 270 | I tensed, but did not respond. |
| 26 | 271 | Miles of Vonda then turned about and, gesturing to Krondar to shoulder the burdens he had been guarding, left, walking down the avenue of Lycurgus, followed by Florence, and then later, a few feet behind, by Krondar, bearing his gear. |
| 26 | 272 | I wiped my tunic, and then wiped my hand on my thigh. |
| 26 | 273 | "Why didn't you break his neck?" asked one of the men about. |
| 26 | 274 | "He is really a good fellow," I said. |
| 26 | 275 | "Besides," I added, "look at the slave girl". |