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| 33 | 75 | One or two of the View more quotes about others">others added their acquiescence, as well, seemingly grudgingly. |
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| 33 | 72 | He who claimed to be Bosk of Port Kar, and those of his oddly assorted retinue, men high and low, exchanged swift glances of relief and gladness. |
| 33 | 73 | "Who is Commander?" I demanded of those about me. |
| 33 | 74 | "You, Commander," said Thurnock, in seeming disappointment. |
| 33 | 75 | One or two of the others added their acquiescence, as well, seemingly grudgingly. |
| 33 | 76 | I was pleased. |
| 33 | 77 | I thought that my fellows handled it all pretty well. |
| 33 | 78 | "However," I said, "in your safe, uncontested passage to the sea, generously allowed to you, you may bear no arms, either offensive or defensive, no swords, no spears, no knives or axes, no shields, no helmets, no bucklers, or such". |