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| 57 | 319 | I had View more quotes about little">little doubt but what Ayari had clarified to Bila Huruma the value of the friendship and facilities of the men of Schendi. |
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| 57 | 316 | "Yes," he grinned. |
| 57 | 317 | No longer now did Bila Huruma demand men from Schendi for the canal. |
| 57 | 318 | This alteration in policy in itself had inaugurated a new era and climate in the relations between Schendi and the empire of Bila Huruma. |
| 57 | 319 | I had little doubt but what Ayari had clarified to Bila Huruma the value of the friendship and facilities of the men of Schendi. |
| 57 | 320 | "With this letter," I said, indicating the document, "you may return when you wish. |
| 57 | 321 | I would advise you, however, should the ruling, as I would expect, be in your favor, to consider the adoption of an honest occupation. |
| 57 | 322 | If the magistrates do not apprehend you you might, in Port Kar, run afoul of the caste of thieves. |