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| 21 | 211 | He is not much pleased, View more quotes about incidentally">incidentally, with the scarring of his countenance. |
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| 21 | 208 | The next day, when the bar of noon was struck on the wharves, we administered to him the antidote. |
| 21 | 209 | It was effective. |
| 21 | 210 | He is now again in the court of Chenbar, much chastened, but serving again as laureate and advisor. |
| 21 | 211 | He is not much pleased, incidentally, with the scarring of his countenance. |
| 21 | 212 | Much amusement on account of it is taken at his expense by his fellows of the court. |
| 21 | 213 | He holds little affection for you, or for me, Bosk of Port Kar". |
| 21 | 214 | "He called you 'Bosk of Port Kar,'" said Ivar Forkbeard, standing near me. |