| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 60 | 231 | "Now, dear Keos, you are avenged". |
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 60 | 228 | In the intensity and confusion of the View more quotes about moment">moment, no one, unless Clitus, was aware of the minion. |
| 60 | 229 | Then suddenly he was behind Ctesippus, and thrust his sword fiercely, deeply, into his back. |
| 60 | 230 | "For my friend, Keos!" he cried. |
| 60 | 231 | "Now, dear Keos, you are avenged". |
| 60 | 232 | The short, serpentine tharlarion, meanwhile, flopping on the planks of the dock, had half slipped from the severed net, and, in doing so, squirming to the side, had changed its position. |
| 60 | 233 | The minion, sword in hand, not realizing this, spinning about, to run back, away, down the dock, stumbled over the net and its still-partially-trapped beast. |
| 60 | 234 | He slashed down at the tharlarion but his blow was blocked by the interposition of the prongs of Clitus' trident. |