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| 61 | 214 | "That is absurd," said View more quotes about flavion">Flavion. |
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| 61 | 211 | I only hoped then that a fellow would not be involved whose name consisted of three syllables, as well, and my heart sank, when I learned her accoster was named Cestiphon. |
| 61 | 212 | For the omens are unfavorable when a free woman screams thrice and he who accosts her has a name with three syllables, such as Antiphon, or Leander, or, say, Cestiphon. |
| 61 | 213 | No action of import is to be undertaken on such a day". |
| 61 | 214 | "That is absurd," said Flavion. |
| 61 | 215 | "I do not doubt it," said Cabot, "and I myself take little stock in omens. |
| 61 | 216 | I merely call attention to the omen, for I should feel remiss did I not do so". |
| 61 | 217 | "I myself," said Lord Grendel, "am similarly dubious of such portents, but one hesitates to risk a great enterprise when the signs are against it". |