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| 37 | 636 | On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, the tunic is yours, as is she who was its occupant, and if I have missed anything, it should turn up eventually, when it is unraveled into its least threads". |
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| 37 | 633 | "Master!" protested the slave. |
| 37 | 634 | I spread the tunic on the floor, between myself and Callias, the slave to the side. |
| 37 | 635 | "I think that is all," I said, "as I have opened and removed the lining, shaken it, fingered every square hort of the garment, and bitten and chewed each square hort as well, to make doubly sure. |
| 37 | 636 | On the other hand, the tunic is yours, as is she who was its occupant, and if I have missed anything, it should turn up eventually, when it is unraveled into its least threads". |
| 37 | 637 | I thrust the sorted objects across the floor toward Callias, and he scooped them up, and placed them in his wallet. |
| 37 | 638 | "I am hungry," he said. |
| 37 | 639 | "Let me buy from the vendors," I said. |