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| 21 | 363 | "View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, I can barely lift, let alone wield, the weapons of men. |
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| 21 | 360 | What would be the point of that, to protect Cosians from a mistake which they never had the opportunity to make?" "You hoped by your mode of dress, and such," said Aemilianus, "to conceal that you were of a caste on which vengeances might be visited, and thus to improve your chances of survival". |
| 21 | 361 | She tossed her head, and the chain dangling from her collar moved in its staple. |
| 21 | 362 | "I am not a man," she said. |
| 21 | 363 | "Indeed, I can barely lift, let alone wield, the weapons of men. |
| 21 | 364 | I have nothing of their strength. |
| 21 | 365 | I have nothing of their power. |
| 21 | 366 | I am other than they. |