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| 20 | 422 | Could he then be the View more quotes about fool">fool he pretended? And Scormus of Ar, the brilliant, the natively brilliant master Player was the offspring of these two. |
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| 20 | 419 | I looked at Sura and there were tears in my eyes, with my happiness for her. |
| 20 | 420 | Hup had kissed her. |
| 20 | 421 | He had known. |
| 20 | 422 | Could he then be the fool he pretended? And Scormus of Ar, the brilliant, the natively brilliant master Player was the offspring of these two. |
| 20 | 423 | I had sensed the marvelous raw power of Sura, her amazing, almost intuitive grasp of the game; and I wondered of Hup, who could be the father of so brilliant a boy as Scormus of Ar; perhaps Hup, the Fool, was no stranger to the game; I looked to one side and saw Qualius of Ar, the blind Player; unnoticed, he was smiling. |
| 20 | 424 | After Hup's second move Scormus of Ar had looked for a long time at the board, and then at Hup, who was devouring his pastry. |
| 20 | 425 | Cernus seemed impatient. |