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| 35 | 160 | "The Peasantry is View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps most organized on Chios, from the fair, and from the role of our men at Nicosia, on Chios, in spurring on resistance, and in distributing bows and demonstrating the subtleties of their making". |
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| 35 | 157 | "That," said Sakim, "is where the Brigand Island, as we have spoken of it, becomes relevant. |
| 35 | 158 | Consider the corsair fleet, in its full strength, seven ships with crews, supplemented with mercenaries, accompanied by the Brigand Island, itself not only a transport for additional mercenaries, but conveying an arsenal of supplies and siege equipment". |
| 35 | 159 | "Mytilene is on Chios," I said. |
| 35 | 160 | "The Peasantry is perhaps most organized on Chios, from the fair, and from the role of our men at Nicosia, on Chios, in spurring on resistance, and in distributing bows and demonstrating the subtleties of their making". |
| 35 | 161 | "Do not look to the Peasantry," said Thurnock. |
| 35 | 162 | "There has long been tension and suspicion between the towns and the fields. |
| 35 | 163 | The towns despise the fields and look down upon them, while the fields scorn the towns and think little of them. |