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| 27 | 493 | It View more quotes about might">might surely provoke suspicion if you were supposedly, say, Feize or Yasmine, or Nancy or Jane, and you answered to the name of 'Ina'". |
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| 27 | 490 | "I think so," I said. |
| 27 | 491 | "I think the men of Ar, remembering that the Lady Ina was somewhat rude to me in one of their camps, will see this as a rich joke, giving her name to a lowly rence girl. |
| 27 | 492 | But also, if they grow suspicious of you, I want it to be very natural that you would promptly, and without thought, answer to the name of 'Ina'. |
| 27 | 493 | It might surely provoke suspicion if you were supposedly, say, Feize or Yasmine, or Nancy or Jane, and you answered to the name of 'Ina'". |
| 27 | 494 | "You speak of me as though I might be a sleen," she said, "'answering to a name'". |
| 27 | 495 | "You are a captive," I reminded her. |
| 27 | 496 | "True," she said. |