| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 37 | 775 | Many View more quotes about doors">doors in Brundisium, particularly in the more impecunious quarters, are tied shut, often by a leather cord tied about two staples, one on the door and the other on the jamb. |
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| 37 | 772 | "Wait!" I said. |
| 37 | 773 | "That is not my signature knot". |
| 37 | 774 | "No," said Callias, "it is mine". |
| 37 | 775 | Many doors in Brundisium, particularly in the more impecunious quarters, are tied shut, often by a leather cord tied about two staples, one on the door and the other on the jamb. |
| 37 | 776 | To enter the door, one simply unties the knot and frees the door. |
| 37 | 777 | Whereas anyone may untie the knot the tying of the knot is a secret, difficult to duplicate except by one familiar with the knot. |
| 37 | 778 | If, say, the proprietor returns to the dwelling and discovers the knot is missing or different, that suggests that the area has been entered without authorization. |