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| 5 | 376 | After some View more quotes about days">days of sport and recreation at the fair, we may then, if we wish, from the fairgrounds themselves, take tarns to Port Kar, an expensive proposition to be sure, but one which your resources will doubtless prove sufficient to fund. |
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| 5 | 373 | These weapons I carry, too, save for those I reserve for my own use, I shall give to skillful, worthy fellows. |
| 5 | 374 | We shall then, still free men, make our way to the fair. |
| 5 | 375 | At the fair, as you know, fighting, enslavement, foul play, and such, are not permitted. |
| 5 | 376 | After some days of sport and recreation at the fair, we may then, if we wish, from the fairgrounds themselves, take tarns to Port Kar, an expensive proposition to be sure, but one which your resources will doubtless prove sufficient to fund. |
| 5 | 377 | If you see a light in the sky later, it may be your camp burning". |
| 5 | 378 | "Do what you wish," she pleaded, in her chains. |
| 5 | 379 | "Free the men, take the gold, burn the camp, but do not touch that packet!" "Oh, yes, this," I said, lifting the leather packet which I had taken from the farther alcove. |