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| 27 | 479 | You should not be in much danger, View more quotes about really">really. |
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| 27 | 476 | Who would believe it? On the other hand, who would expect a rencer captive to be branded, at least until one got as far as an iron. |
| 27 | 477 | Too, given what I told our friend, Plenius, the fellow I saved from the sand, my former keeper, they will be unlikely to associate you with the Lady Ina. |
| 27 | 478 | They will believe that she was taken by rencers and presumably done away with, or possibly enslaved. |
| 27 | 479 | You should not be in much danger, really. |
| 27 | 480 | At least I hope not. |
| 27 | 481 | Remember that they have never seen the face of the Lady Ina, not fully, for she was always veiled when in their vicinity. |
| 27 | 482 | Too, as you have been under discipline, and will continue to be kept under discipline, I do not think you are likely to be betrayed by the arrogance or mannerisms of a free woman. |