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| 28 | 261 | "Yet," said Fel Doron, "it View more quotes about seemed">seemed as though they sprang upon us as though from nowhere". |
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| 28 | 258 | "Yet," said Selius Arconious, "if they were still with us, this, it seemed, would be the likely morning for them to act, for this morning Mirus and his fellow are on to Brundisium, and we, with the slave, will trek toward Ar. |
| 28 | 259 | Thus, if they wished to destroy all three, it seems that this would be the time to strike". |
| 28 | 260 | "We shortened our watches accordingly, to maximize alertness," said Portus Canio. |
| 28 | 261 | "Yet," said Fel Doron, "it seemed as though they sprang upon us as though from nowhere". |
| 28 | 262 | Bosk of Port Kar nodded. |
| 28 | 263 | "How is it that they would have anticipated an imminent division of your party?" asked Marcus, of Ar's Station. |
| 28 | 264 | "There," said Selius Arconious, indicating the object to the side, "the preparation of the travois, the wounded fellow of Mirus no longer to be transported in the wagon". |