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| 21 | 271 | On the other View more quotes about hand">hand, the seal in the Pani script was fresh. |
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| 21 | 268 | The seal of hair on it, supposing it was a seal, which I took it to be, from its appearance and placement, seemed partly removed, or torn, and surely some of the silver threads had parted. |
| 21 | 269 | Perhaps it had been conveyed to Shipcamp after a long journey, I supposed a secret journey, and had survived various perils and hardships. |
| 21 | 270 | Certainly it seemed, from its appearance, its discoloration and staining, to have endured a variety of housings and weathers. |
| 21 | 271 | On the other hand, the seal in the Pani script was fresh. |
| 21 | 272 | I conjectured that that seal had been emplaced on the document recently, perhaps even earlier today. |
| 21 | 273 | "It is in order," said the beast, lifting its head. |
| 21 | 274 | These words came from the device, now lying to one side. |