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| 59 | 469 | That will remind Archelaos of his View more quotes about attempt">attempt to rid himself of Kenneth Statercounter, troublesome merchant of Brundisium. |
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| 59 | 466 | "Why did you mention the Inn of Kahlir?" asked Thurnock. |
| 59 | 467 | "As soon as he recovers consciousness," I said, "he will hurry to report our conversation to Archelaos. |
| 59 | 468 | In going over the conversation, detail by detail, my mention of the Inn of Kahlir should be recalled. |
| 59 | 469 | That will remind Archelaos of his attempt to rid himself of Kenneth Statercounter, troublesome merchant of Brundisium. |
| 59 | 470 | That will suggest that the supposed Fenlon of Ti, of the recent conversation, is either Kenneth Statercounter, or someone in league with him". |
| 59 | 471 | "Then Archelaos will be searching for Kenneth Statercounter," said Clitus. |
| 59 | 472 | "And he should not be hard to find," I said, "as he has two ships in the harbor". |