| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | 138 | "On the assumption that the View more quotes about pirates">pirates understood what was occurring," I said to Callisthenes, "does it not seem strange to you that they made no effort to interfere with the placing of the chain?" "It was guarded, of course," said Callisthenes. |
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 29 | 135 | Indeed, I have heard that there are rumors of the work in various of the western towns, in Turmus and Ven, in Tetrapoli and Tafa". |
| 29 | 136 | "Indeed," smiled Glyco. |
| 29 | 137 | "We have even received a protest from Ven in the council". |
| 29 | 138 | "On the assumption that the pirates understood what was occurring," I said to Callisthenes, "does it not seem strange to you that they made no effort to interfere with the placing of the chain?" "It was guarded, of course," said Callisthenes. |
| 29 | 139 | "But no effort, even a small one, or one in force or desperation, by steel or by guile, was made to prevent its placing?" "None, at least to my knowledge," said Callisthenes. |
| 29 | 140 | "You yourself are presumably well informed," I said. |
| 29 | 141 | "I trust so," said Callisthenes. |