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| 37 | 242 | "Hand them to me," said the View more quotes about officer">officer, "one in the palm of each hand". |
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| 37 | 239 | I recalled that, earlier, at the Lesser Al-ka Market, when she had wished to buy me, she had been without funds, as much so as a slave might have been, lacking even something which might have been put down on account. |
| 37 | 240 | I gathered now, however, that that contretemps was no longer to be repeated. |
| 37 | 241 | Currently she seemed supplied with considerable resources. |
| 37 | 242 | "Hand them to me," said the officer, "one in the palm of each hand". |
| 37 | 243 | "Have no fear," said the Lady Dorna. |
| 37 | 244 | "There are two". |
| 37 | 245 | He raised his hands from the canal boat, toward her, and she bent down, extending her hands, parallel, to hand him the coins. |