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| 49 | 233 | It was easier to View more quotes about remember">remember him on his rope, ahead of the wagons, plunging his great staff through the snow, wary of concealed crevices. |
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| 49 | 230 | Astrinax had returned to Ar, to his jobbing, and Lykos, too, was now in Ar. |
| 49 | 231 | He had opened a day stall on the Street of Coins. |
| 49 | 232 | It was not easy to think of him with scales and an abacus. |
| 49 | 233 | It was easier to remember him on his rope, ahead of the wagons, plunging his great staff through the snow, wary of concealed crevices. |
| 49 | 234 | Grendel had followed him, with his hands on the rope, the other end about his own waist, to draw him to safety if the snow gave way. |
| 49 | 235 | It had, several times. |
| 49 | 236 | Akesinos had remained in Venna, to hire himself out as a wagon guard, an honest guard, I hoped. |