| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 47 | 220 | "It was fired from the bow of Pa-Kur, a superb marksman, to unsettle you, to induce View more quotes about alarm">alarm, to make you more readily intimidated, more vulnerable, more receptive, in your imminent interrogation". |
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 47 | 217 | I could have been killed. |
| 47 | 218 | A quarrel struck a wall not a foot from my head, scattering bits of stone, some stinging me," I said. |
| 47 | 219 | "You were in no danger," he said. |
| 47 | 220 | "It was fired from the bow of Pa-Kur, a superb marksman, to unsettle you, to induce alarm, to make you more readily intimidated, more vulnerable, more receptive, in your imminent interrogation". |
| 47 | 221 | "In the marshes," I said, "caught in quick sand, unable to free myself, the tide rising, I might have drowned". |
| 47 | 222 | "I gather," he said, "that you were not drowned". |
| 47 | 223 | "I managed to seize a piece of drifting wreckage, from Pa-Kur's canal boat," I said, "and utilized it to free myself". |