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| 32 | 218 | A miserable View more quotes about looking">looking crew, I thought. |
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| 32 | 215 | "Are you ready, my stalwart simpleton, my handsome braggart, to now make good your showy boasts?" inquired Kliomenes. |
| 32 | 216 | I looked to the fellows from the windlass. |
| 32 | 217 | They stood there, locked in their chains, grim and sullen. |
| 32 | 218 | A miserable looking crew, I thought. |
| 32 | 219 | Their despondency pleased me. |
| 32 | 220 | In spite of my vainglorious carryings-on in the room of the windlass, which doubtless they must have found tiresome, it did not seem, even so, that they were looking forward eagerly to seeing me butchered before their very eyes. |
| 32 | 221 | This pleased me. |