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| 48 | 130 | He loved it, if not his town, his View more quotes about home">Home Stone". |
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| 48 | 127 | "How shamed it was, to have been touched by a hand so unworthy of its strings," said Thrasymedes. |
| 48 | 128 | "I do not think that Tarchon would have injured the instrument," I said. |
| 48 | 129 | "He took it with him in his escape. |
| 48 | 130 | He loved it, if not his town, his Home Stone". |
| 48 | 131 | "Mercenaries, in their vengeance, in their haste and fury," said Thrasymedes, "did this dreadful thing". |
| 48 | 132 | I did not doubt that mercenaries had been guilty of destroying the instrument, probably before Tarchon's very eyes, before his impalement. |
| 48 | 133 | "It was innocent," said Thrasymedes. |