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| 60 | 261 | One View more quotes about supposed">supposed they had been reassigned or directed elsewhere for a time, on some pretext or other. |
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| 60 | 258 | I watched Clitus walk slowly to the body, and then drag it to the side of the dock and thrust it over the side, into the water. |
| 60 | 259 | It would not do to leave bodies on the dock. |
| 60 | 260 | Presumably the harbor guard would eventually make its appearance, once their prescribed absence had elapsed. |
| 60 | 261 | One supposed they had been reassigned or directed elsewhere for a time, on some pretext or other. |
| 60 | 262 | Certainly the governor would not have taken them into his confidence, thereby multiplying confederates. |
| 60 | 263 | Almost at our feet, Laios lay dead. |
| 60 | 264 | Thurnock, with his staff, rolled the body from the dock. |