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| 26 | 514 | "I View more quotes about think">think it is because—at least in part," I said, "that you reverence the sky—and courage—and such things—that the egg was brought to you". |
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| 26 | 511 | "We are pleased to be of service to Priest-Kings," he said, "but remember that we reverence only the sky". |
| 26 | 512 | "And courage," added Harold, "and such things". |
| 26 | 513 | Kamchak and I laughed. |
| 26 | 514 | "I think it is because—at least in part," I said, "that you reverence the sky—and courage—and such things—that the egg was brought to you". |
| 26 | 515 | "Perhaps," said Kamchak, "but I shall be glad to be rid of it, and besides it is nearly the best time for hunting tumits with the bola". |
| 26 | 516 | "By the way, Ubar," asked Harold, winking at me, "what was it you paid for Aphris of Turia?" Kamchak threw him a look that might have been a quiva in the heart. |
| 26 | 517 | "You have found Aphris!" I cried. |