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| 45 | 163 | The purse of Vas of Anango was cut loose from his View more quotes about belt">belt and given to the young swordsman, who refused it, on the grounds that its contents had not been well won, having been tainted with dishonor. |
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| 45 | 160 | I saw no sign of the crutch or weapons of Seremides. |
| 45 | 161 | I did not know what had become of them. |
| 45 | 162 | It was explained to those to whom it might be of interest that Vas of Anango had murdered a man, and that a member of the red company, attacked, had defended himself and slain the murderer. |
| 45 | 163 | The purse of Vas of Anango was cut loose from his belt and given to the young swordsman, who refused it, on the grounds that its contents had not been well won, having been tainted with dishonor. |
| 45 | 164 | The coins were later distributed amongst the lower workers of the Skerry of Lars. |
| 45 | 165 | "But," said Alan, to a fellow of his company, "I do have a gold stater of Brundisium". |
| 45 | 166 | He then displayed the coin. |