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| 33 | 307 | "View more quotes about clearly">Clearly he who chooses to cloak himself in a guise of metal has been well aware of these others, a free male and a female slave". |
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| 33 | 304 | I alone am trustworthy". |
| 33 | 305 | "Quarrels," said the man in the boat, and quarrels were set in the guides of bows. |
| 33 | 306 | "Do not fire," said Addison Steele, clutching the rail of the canal boat. |
| 33 | 307 | "Clearly he who chooses to cloak himself in a guise of metal has been well aware of these others, a free male and a female slave". |
| 33 | 308 | I then suspected that Addison Steele might well have been aware of our presence. |
| 33 | 309 | I remembered he had some sort of relationship with Bruno of Torcadino. |
| 33 | 310 | Perhaps he feared to lose one source of fee. |