| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 18 | 675 | "I can pay for my freedom". |
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| 18 | 672 | The View more quotes about exchange">exchange was sharp. |
| 18 | 673 | Then he fell at my feet, his helmet rolling to the side, blood on the sleen-hair crest, that marking it as that of a captain. |
| 18 | 674 | "I am rich," said Claudius. |
| 18 | 675 | "I can pay for my freedom". |
| 18 | 676 | "The Council of Captains of Port Kar," said Samos, "has business with you". |
| 18 | 677 | "My business is first," said a voice. |
| 18 | 678 | We turned to see the slave boy, Fish, his sword in hand. |