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| 48 | 211 | "But there could be other spies," I said, "landed View more quotes about pasangs">pasangs north and south of the harbor at Mytilene, each with a caged vulo". |
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| 48 | 208 | "A spy might have been left behind, in the guise of a Peasant". |
| 48 | 209 | "No," said Thurnock. |
| 48 | 210 | "Each must have a village, and each must be recognized by his fellow villagers". |
| 48 | 211 | "But there could be other spies," I said, "landed pasangs north and south of the harbor at Mytilene, each with a caged vulo". |
| 48 | 212 | "It is possible," said Thurnock. |
| 48 | 213 | "The horizon is still clear," said Clitus, shading his eyes, looking out to sea. |
| 48 | 214 | "The corsairs' living island, the Brigand Island, may be about," I said, "too low to see, with cots of vulos which will home to at least the flagship of the corsair fleet". |