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| 33 | 119 | A few Ehn View more quotes about later">later, less than a quarter of an Ahn later, the corsairs, the advance party, those who had been in the first portion of the column, and those who had been trapped within the palisade, in twos and threes, some hurrying, some hobbling, some assisted by others, all unarmed, and bereft of valuables, were on the road, moving toward the beach. |
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| 33 | 116 | "It is more in the nature of a toll," I said. |
| 33 | 117 | "You leave us no choice," he said. |
| 33 | 118 | "None that is pleasant," I agreed. |
| 33 | 119 | A few Ehn later, less than a quarter of an Ahn later, the corsairs, the advance party, those who had been in the first portion of the column, and those who had been trapped within the palisade, in twos and threes, some hurrying, some hobbling, some assisted by others, all unarmed, and bereft of valuables, were on the road, moving toward the beach. |
| 33 | 120 | "There are enough there," said Thurnock, "to wipe us out". |
| 33 | 121 | "If armed," said Aktis. |
| 33 | 122 | "If knowledgeable," said Clitus. |