| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | 135 | "If these mercenaries are not mariners and are not View more quotes about intended">intended to be risked against villages, one wonders as to the purpose of their recruitment," I said. |
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 36 | 132 | On the other hand, of late, recruitment has begun again. |
| 36 | 133 | Mercenaries are again taking fee for participating in dark enterprises. |
| 36 | 134 | Do you not find this of interest?" None of the slaves spoke. |
| 36 | 135 | "If these mercenaries are not mariners and are not intended to be risked against villages, one wonders as to the purpose of their recruitment," I said. |
| 36 | 136 | The slaves remained silent. |
| 36 | 137 | "You are all well acquainted with the governor and the Admiral, Archelaos and Nicomachos," I said, "and men often speak pridefully and loosely in the presence of attentive, beautiful women, especially if lifted upon the gentle wings of paga or ka-la-na". |
| 36 | 138 | "We have told you all we know, Master," said Margot, fearfully. |