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| 28 | 271 | What a glorious View more quotes about victory">victory had been that of the exploratory force! I would ascend to the parapet. |
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| 28 | 268 | "Yes, Master," said Alcinoë. |
| 28 | 269 | I then left the small dining area, the Hall of the Three Moons. |
| 28 | 270 | It was dark outside now, but, under torches, there was still feasting at the long tables in the courtyard. |
| 28 | 271 | What a glorious victory had been that of the exploratory force! I would ascend to the parapet. |
| 28 | 272 | When I reached the height of the wall, the inner wall, the highest wall, I looked over the wall, down, toward the village. |
| 28 | 273 | Near me were two Pani, guards, on the parapet, as well. |
| 28 | 274 | The village, or where it had been, was dark, but, as far as I could see, scattered about, to the south, were a great number of campfires. |