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| 32 | 359 | It would View more quotes about take">take several Ehn, I was sure, to get the great sea gate raised. |
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| 32 | 356 | I then swam again underwater for a time until I emerged in the spongy terrain north and west of the holding, shielded from sight by trees from her walls. |
| 32 | 357 | I assumed they would think I would have emerged north and east of the channel, for that way lies closer to Victoria. |
| 32 | 358 | I would, at any rate, have a good start on any who might wish to give pursuit. |
| 32 | 359 | It would take several Ehn, I was sure, to get the great sea gate raised. |
| 32 | 360 | I had seen to that. |
| 32 | 361 | I could always cross the channel northeastward, at my convenience, under the cover of darkness, to move toward Victoria, or I might, if I chose, move simply to the southern shore of the Vosk. |
| 32 | 362 | I was certain I could find means from there to make my way back to Victoria. |