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| 58 | 216 | "At the View more quotes about fair">fair at Mytilene we arranged a mode of communication," I said, "how intelligence, if obtained, might be shared". |
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| 58 | 213 | They depart, masts now high, sails filled with the wind of fear, like terrified urts". |
| 58 | 214 | "And well might they do so," I said. |
| 58 | 215 | "How was this done?" asked Sakim. |
| 58 | 216 | "At the fair at Mytilene we arranged a mode of communication," I said, "how intelligence, if obtained, might be shared". |
| 58 | 217 | "You learned in Sybaris that the corsair fleet would attack Mytilene, naturally enough to seize the wealth accrued from the fair," said Sakim. |
| 58 | 218 | "But how, given the absence of Nicomachos, could this be transmitted to him?" "One required confederates to do so, in this case plausible but unwitting confederates," I said. |
| 58 | 219 | "Aktis, from Nicosia, our valued oarsman and archer, was instructed to watch for a dancer on the street, one he recalled and had earlier found of interest, one who, as we learned, had been named 'Sylvia'. |