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| 29 | 242 | "View more quotes about both">Both conceal the bodies of slaves!" I called to him. |
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| 29 | 239 | "The ships of Cos," I called to the man on the wall, "are not the ships of Ar!" "But the holds of each may contain fine treasures," he answered. |
| 29 | 240 | "The Robes of Concealment of Cos are not the Robes of Concealment of Ar," I called. |
| 29 | 241 | "What do they have in common?" called the man. |
| 29 | 242 | "Both conceal the bodies of slaves!" I called to him. |
| 29 | 243 | "Raise the gate!" called the man, turning about. |
| 29 | 244 | Slowly, creaking, foot by foot, I saw the heavy latticework of the sea gate lifting out of the water, dripping, shiny in its wet blackness, in the light of the three moons. |
| 29 | 245 | "It is too easy," said Callimachus. |