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| 21 | 663 | The man with the View more quotes about sword">sword is at least swayable; he is at least human and real. |
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| 21 | 660 | She might even have been thrown chained to an officer, thenceforth to be his and serve him with perfection, at least until, say, he might tire of her, and, say, give or sell her to another. |
| 21 | 661 | She might even have served in her way as a souvenir to one fellow or another of the action at Ar's Station. |
| 21 | 662 | More mercy might she then have found in the wielder of a bloody sword on the piers than in the abstractions of the justice of her own city. |
| 21 | 663 | The man with the sword is at least swayable; he is at least human and real. |
| 21 | 664 | "You have been found guilty of treason against your city, and are under sentence of impalement," said Aemilianus. |
| 21 | 665 | "Do you gainsay either of these assertions?" "No," she said. |
| 21 | 666 | Aemilianus turned to Marsias, who lay nearby, wounded, reclining on one elbow, on a pallet. |