| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 6 | 446 | "It is well View more quotes about known">known," I said, "that you freed Chenbar, the Sea Sleen, Ubar of Tyros, from the chains of a dungeon of Port Kar, your fee being his weight in the sapphires of Schendi". |
| 6 | 447 | I did not mention to the Forkbeard that it had been I, as Bosk of Port Kar, admiral of the city, who had been responsible for the incarceration of Chenbar. |
| 6 | 448 | Yet I admired the audacity of the man of Torvaldsland, though his act, in freeing Chenbar to act against me, had almost cost me my life last year in the northern forests. |
| 6 | 449 | Sarus of Tyros, acting under his orders, had struck to capture both Marlenus of Ar and myself. |
| 6 | 450 | He had failed to capture me, and I had, eventually, managed to free Marlenus, his men and mine, and defeat Sarus. |
| 6 | 451 | "Now," laughed Ivar Forkbeard, "I expect that these nights Svein Blue Tooth rests less well in his furs". |
| 6 | 452 | "You have already," I said, "accumulated one hundred stone of gold and the weight of Chenbar of Tyros, the Sea Sleen, in the sapphires of Schendi". |