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| 18 | 506 | "Do you plan to View more quotes about seize">seize the Home Stone by trickery or magic?" asked Marcus. |
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| 18 | 503 | "On the rack, and under the fiery irons and burning pincers, should such be my fate, I shall derive much comfort from it". |
| 18 | 504 | "I think you are the most courageous man I have ever known," said Marcus. |
| 18 | 505 | "Twice this evening," said the fellow, turning to me, "it seems my well-wrought sham of craven timidity, carefully constructed over the period of a lifetime, has been penetrated". |
| 18 | 506 | "Do you plan to seize the Home Stone by trickery or magic?" asked Marcus. |
| 18 | 507 | "I haven't decided," said the fellow. |
| 18 | 508 | "Which would you prefer?" "If it does not the more endanger you," said Marcus, grimly, "I would prefer trickery, human trickery". |
| 18 | 509 | "My sentiments, exactly," said the fellow. |