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| 34 | 158 | "I will View more quotes about return">return to Ko-ro-ba from time to time," I said, "to see if she has returned". |
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| 34 | 155 | Perhaps she was even now threatened by savage beasts or even more savage men. |
| 34 | 156 | Perhaps she, my Free Companion, even now lay chained in one of the blue and yellow slave wagons, or served paga in a tavern or was a belled adornment to some warrior's Pleasure Gardens. |
| 34 | 157 | Perhaps even now she stood upon the block in some auction in Ar's Street of Brands. |
| 34 | 158 | "I will return to Ko-ro-ba from time to time," I said, "to see if she has returned". |
| 34 | 159 | "Perhaps," said the Older Tarl, "she attempted to reach her father, Marlenus, in the Voltai". |
| 34 | 160 | That was possible, I thought, for Marlenus, since his deposition from the throne of Ar, had lived as an Outlaw Ubar in the Voltai. |
| 34 | 161 | It would be natural for her to try to reach him. |