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| 61 | 168 | As the View more quotes about tarn">tarn cavalry was either neutral to, or allied with, the house of Temmu, and as there was too little time for mining, an assault must take place at the perimeter. |
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| 61 | 165 | One could scarcely descend, and inquire, tent to tent. |
| 61 | 166 | Were I a prisoner, a hostage, or a detained guest, it seemed rational to suppose that I would be somewhere near the center of the camp. |
| 61 | 167 | But where? The center of the camp, of course, would be thinly defended. |
| 61 | 168 | As the tarn cavalry was either neutral to, or allied with, the house of Temmu, and as there was too little time for mining, an assault must take place at the perimeter. |
| 61 | 169 | Certainly that was where it was anticipated. |
| 61 | 170 | Had I been in the wilderness, a small fire, visible only from above, would signal my position. |
| 61 | 171 | But there were dozens of watch fires in the camp. |