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| 16 | 805 | On his View more quotes about left">left hand sat Flaminius, who, it seemed, had not joined in the applause. |
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| 16 | 802 | He, of course, had had in mind his own troupe. |
| 16 | 803 | "Thank you! Thank you!" called Boots, blowing kisses to the crowd in the Gorean fashion, brushing them from the side with an open hand to the audience. |
| 16 | 804 | I looked to the table where reposed Belnar, Ubar of Brundisium. |
| 16 | 805 | On his left hand sat Flaminius, who, it seemed, had not joined in the applause. |
| 16 | 806 | Flaminius, as I had earlier noted, did not seem too pleased with the nature and progress of the evening. |
| 16 | 807 | It was at this table, too, where sat Temenides, a member of the caste of players, one who stood among the high boards of Cos. |
| 16 | 808 | At the right side of Belnar there was a vacant place. |