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| 27 | 128 | "There is no View more quotes about place">place for me in the holding of the hated Temmu," he said, "nor in the aerie of demon birds". |
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| 27 | 125 | We will sometimes rest in selected villages, known to me, where we will be sheltered. |
| 27 | 126 | When I deem the way is safe, some days from now, you may continue on, to the holding of Temmu or, if you prefer, to the nest of the demon birds". |
| 27 | 127 | "You will not accompany me?" I said. |
| 27 | 128 | "There is no place for me in the holding of the hated Temmu," he said, "nor in the aerie of demon birds". |
| 27 | 129 | "I had thought," I said, "that by now, for pasangs about, the countryside would have been scoured by hunters, intent on man quarry". |
| 27 | 130 | "Much was done last night," he said, "with torches". |
| 27 | 131 | We had evaded search parties four times earlier, though each time in the vicinity of the palace. |