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| 62 | 141 | "What are you View more quotes about saying">saying?" asked Archelaos. |
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| 62 | 138 | "Civilization cannot survive without trust," I said. |
| 62 | 139 | "That is true, noble Statercounter," said Archelaos, whose forehead seemed damp, presumably with perspiration. |
| 62 | 140 | "I am pleased that we have reached this understanding," I said, "as it means that lovely Sybaris and its mighty harbor, and a thousand or more ships, will not perish in flames before nightfall". |
| 62 | 141 | "What are you saying?" asked Archelaos. |
| 62 | 142 | "I, too, have an arrangement," I said, "one which somewhat antedates yours". |
| 62 | 143 | "What is that?" inquired Archelaos. |
| 62 | 144 | "Surely your spies have informed you that my men were not at the ships this morning," I said. |