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| 28 | 169 | One plate was of View more quotes about meat">meat, another of breads, another of sliced fruits, the fourth of nuts and cheeses. |
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| 28 | 166 | Callisthenes put his helmet beside the table, and threw back his cloak. |
| 28 | 167 | His tunic bore the insignia of Port Cos. |
| 28 | 168 | Peggy knelt before the table and began to place the cups, the vessels and plates on the table. |
| 28 | 169 | One plate was of meat, another of breads, another of sliced fruits, the fourth of nuts and cheeses. |
| 28 | 170 | Each of us, with our fingers, would eat as we wished from the common plates. |
| 28 | 171 | She had brought, too, paga, Cosian wine and water. |
| 28 | 172 | "She is a pretty slave," said Callisthenes. |