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| 21 | 192 | Who could one View more quotes about trust">trust? Indeed, one glimpse of the seal of the silver tarn on the letters might be less effective in procuring an audience with the regent than a rendezvous with desperate traitors. |
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| 21 | 189 | I had feared it might be difficult. |
| 21 | 190 | I did not wish to deliver these missives into the hands of a subordinate. |
| 21 | 191 | Who could one trust? Too, I surely had no wish to attempt to cut my way through the corridors of the Central Cylinder to effect a private audience with the regent. |
| 21 | 192 | Who could one trust? Indeed, one glimpse of the seal of the silver tarn on the letters might be less effective in procuring an audience with the regent than a rendezvous with desperate traitors. |
| 21 | 193 | Five messengers before me, it seems, might well have failed to accomplish the delivery of such letters. |
| 21 | 194 | At any rate, Dietrich of Tarnburg, when I had spoken with him in Torcadino, claimed to have received no responses to these earlier communications. |
| 21 | 195 | "Can they actually speak with him?" I asked. |