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| 32 | 83 | In this way you will View more quotes about protect">protect my life and, in the long run, I assure you, increase your own chances of survival. |
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| 32 | 80 | Upon his return, he will doubtless ask you many questions, to which you will indicate "Yes" or "No," by nodding, shaking your head, and such. |
| 32 | 81 | To such questions you will give no indication whatsoever of my identity or the nature of my intrusion. |
| 32 | 82 | Rather you will feign ignorance, and respond along the lines I have suggested, the withdrawal of an alarmed slave thief, or such. |
| 32 | 83 | In this way you will protect my life and, in the long run, I assure you, increase your own chances of survival. |
| 32 | 84 | Now, you will wish to know the reason for my intrusion. |
| 32 | 85 | I wish to induce a fear in Bruno of Torcadino that he may lose you, and even that others may be interested in your acquisition, either for the procuring of information, or, as in the case of the Lady Dorna of Tharna, the removal of a witness. |
| 32 | 86 | If my plan proves successful, he will wish to keep you under surveillance at all times". |