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| 35 | 90 | "How then could the brigand View more quotes about island">island, if that is what it is, an island manned by brigands, move so quickly?" "By the application of means less gentle," said Sakim, "gouging, wounding, exacerbating wounds, applying hot irons, torches, and such". |
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| 35 | 87 | "The islands are commonly guided by, and moved by, gentle means," said Sakim, "say, noise, which it finds aversive, light taps on its body, a soft thrusting against its bulk, and such". |
| 35 | 88 | "But the movement produced," I said, "tends to be gradual". |
| 35 | 89 | "It can take a day to move a living island a pasang," said Sakim. |
| 35 | 90 | "How then could the brigand island, if that is what it is, an island manned by brigands, move so quickly?" "By the application of means less gentle," said Sakim, "gouging, wounding, exacerbating wounds, applying hot irons, torches, and such". |
| 35 | 91 | "I anger," I said. |
| 35 | 92 | "Remember," said Clitus, "it is not a kaiila, a verr, a bounding hurt, even a vulo. |
| 35 | 93 | It is a living island, gigantic and sluggish". |