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| 79 | 164 | "Viands!" demanded View more quotes about others">others. |
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| 79 | 161 | Cabot nodded, dismissing the beauteous Corinna. |
| 79 | 162 | He hoped to see her dance, later. |
| 79 | 163 | "Paga!" called men. |
| 79 | 164 | "Viands!" demanded others. |
| 79 | 165 | "Bread, meat!" cried others. |
| 79 | 166 | It was a small feast, with no more than twenty men, and some five or six slaves, but it was a ready, merry one, with the usual raucous gusto of strong, healthy, uninhibited men. |
| 79 | 167 | Cabot thought that many of Earth might have regarded such as barbarians, but they, Goreans, had much the same views of those of Earth. |