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| 21 | 664 | "You have been View more quotes about found">found guilty of treason against your city, and are under sentence of impalement," said Aemilianus. |
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| 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. |
| 21 | 667 | "Marsias," said he, "have you the strength to carry out the sentence?" The man nodded. |