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| 23 | 221 | "View more quotes about thus">Thus, if the enemy, if we may speak of them so, knew my location and your intent, to contact me, it would be simple to lay an ambush for you outside of the village". |
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| 23 | 218 | In Lydius, we had been seen together, too. |
| 23 | 219 | Thus, when you came north it might be thought that you were seeking me". |
| 23 | 220 | "I made no secret of this," said Ram. |
| 23 | 221 | "Thus, if the enemy, if we may speak of them so, knew my location and your intent, to contact me, it would be simple to lay an ambush for you outside of the village". |
| 23 | 222 | "Yes," he said. |
| 23 | 223 | "What did not occur to them, I suspect," I said, "is that the sound of your sleen would carry as far as it did, and that the hunters would come forth to greet you". |
| 23 | 224 | "There is another possibility, a fearful one," said Ram. |