| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 31 | 261 | He then, with two View more quotes about hands">hands, removed his helmet. |
| 31 | 262 | A gasp escaped me, and several of the other girls, too, for, on the forehead of the leader, fixed there, presumably this morning, was the image of a black dagger. |
| 31 | 263 | It was such a thing, it seemed, that these men had placed on their foreheads this morning. |
| 31 | 264 | The leader of the black-tunicked men now handed his helmet to one of the others. |
| 31 | 265 | He also drew his dagger. |
| 31 | 266 | "Bring the sack forward," he said to the fellow with the sack. |
| 31 | 267 | It was brought forward, and opened. |