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| 8 | 574 | View more quotes about giving">Giving such a coin, of course, was, in its way, I suppose, a bit of braggadocio on my part, something of a gesture or flourish. |
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| 8 | 571 | I was reasonably confident as to what the commotion might well be about, and so I thought I might as well take my leave of the Crooked Tarn. |
| 8 | 572 | "You are generous, indeed, tarnsman," said the attendant, backing away now. |
| 8 | 573 | It would scarcely do to be struck or swept from the platform to the moat some seventy or eighty feet below, particularly as one had just made an entire silver tarsk. |
| 8 | 574 | Giving such a coin, of course, was, in its way, I suppose, a bit of braggadocio on my part, something of a gesture or flourish. |
| 8 | 575 | On the other hand, I would not really miss it that much as I had extracted it from among the coins I had taken from the wallet of the fellow I had left in the tub, in the baths, the burly fellow who was of the company of Artemidorus. |
| 8 | 576 | I drew up the mounting ladder and secured it at the side of the saddle. |
| 8 | 577 | The shouting, angry shouts, a tumult almost, was clearer now. |