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| 59 | 171 | "How are View more quotes about things">things at the wharf?" I asked. |
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| 59 | 168 | In each of these, samples of the merchandise were displayed in such a way that there could be little doubt about its charms. |
| 59 | 169 | Also, apparently unwilling to be left out, certain castes had contributed their own floats to the parade, among them, the Shipwrights, Bakers, Distillers, and Metal Workers. |
| 59 | 170 | "Captain," said Sakim, who now stood at my elbow. |
| 59 | 171 | "How are things at the wharf?" I asked. |
| 59 | 172 | Recently the Dorna and Tesephone, in dry dock, after having been repaired, had been repainted. |
| 59 | 173 | "Rigged and provisioned," said Sakim, "a whisper and both can slip free". |
| 59 | 174 | "I hope both may do so, and soon," I said. |