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| 1 | 864 | His View more quotes about eyes">eyes were half closed. |
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| 1 | 861 | She fought the harness. |
| 1 | 862 | She, too, was thrown across the tables. |
| 1 | 863 | Ibn Saran, salt merchant of Kasra, did not rise from behind the table behind which, cross-legged, he sat. |
| 1 | 864 | His eyes were half closed. |
| 1 | 865 | He paid no attention to the raping of the slaves. |
| 1 | 866 | He, too, it seemed, contemplated the map. |
| 1 | 867 | "Either girl's use, or that of both, is yours, noble Ibn Saran," said Samos, "if you wish". |