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| 29 | 279 | She had been put in a View more quotes about golden">golden sack and taken back to Corcyrus to stand trial. |
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| 29 | 276 | "When Corcyrus fell to Argentum, in the Silver War," said the small fellow, "when proud Sheila, the ruthless Tatrix of Corcyrus, was deposed, they apparently fled the city". |
| 29 | 277 | I had heard something of the Silver War when I was in Argentum. |
| 29 | 278 | Sheila, the Tatrix, said to be as beautiful as she was proud and ruthless, had apparently escaped for a time but, later, had been caught in Ar, actually, and amusingly, and doubtless to her shame and humiliation, by a professional slave hunter. |
| 29 | 279 | She had been put in a golden sack and taken back to Corcyrus to stand trial. |
| 29 | 280 | Her final disposition was as follows: she became the property of the man who had taken her, the professional slave hunter. |
| 29 | 281 | "They broke from their confinements in the confusion, in the taking of the city?" said the leader. |
| 29 | 282 | "I do not think they were confined," said the small fellow. |