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| 12 | 435 | The View more quotes about merchants">Merchants have, in the past few years, on certain trade routes, between Ar and Ko-ro-ba, and between Tor and Ar, established palisaded compounds, defensible stockades. |
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| 12 | 432 | I was not particularly displeased. |
| 12 | 433 | Moreover, I had had an opportunity to be revenged on Verna, before whom I had demonstrated my superiority and lack of fear. |
| 12 | 434 | It had happened five days out of Ko-ro-ba. |
| 12 | 435 | The Merchants have, in the past few years, on certain trade routes, between Ar and Ko-ro-ba, and between Tor and Ar, established palisaded compounds, defensible stockades. |
| 12 | 436 | These, where they exist, tend to be placed approximately a day's caravan march apart. |
| 12 | 437 | Sometimes, of course, and indeed, most often, the caravan must camp in the open. |
| 12 | 438 | Still, these hostels, where they are to be found, are welcome, both to common merchants and to slavers, and even to travelers. |