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| 10 | 443 | Two men, from Ar, I View more quotes about took">took it, came forward with rakes and began to smooth the circle of sand between the stakes, for it had been somewhat disturbed in the inspection of the girls. |
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| 10 | 440 | "By the sky," said Kamchak, whistling, "you are a big fellow indeed". |
| 10 | 441 | "Let us begin," proposed Kamras. |
| 10 | 442 | At this word the judge called out to clear the space between the stakes of Aphris of Turia and the lovely Kassar wench. |
| 10 | 443 | Two men, from Ar, I took it, came forward with rakes and began to smooth the circle of sand between the stakes, for it had been somewhat disturbed in the inspection of the girls. |
| 10 | 444 | Unfortunately for Kamchak, I knew that this was the year in which the Turian foeman might propose the weapon of combat. |
| 10 | 445 | Fortunately, however, the warrior of the Wagon Peoples could withdraw from the combat any time before his name had actually been officially entered in the lists of the games. |
| 10 | 446 | Thus if Kamras chose a weapon with which Kamchak did not feel at ease, the Tuchuk might, with some grace, decline the combat, in this forfeiting only a Kassar girl, which I was sure would not overly disturb the philosophical Kamchak. |