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| 18 | 480 | In the boats, approaching from the piers, the View more quotes about same">same boats which had come earlier to help evacuate the landing, there were men with torches and axes. |
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| 18 | 477 | There was considerable excitement on the walkway near, and at, its end, and on the landing. |
| 18 | 478 | I could now see, again, too, the standards over the wall of the citadel. |
| 18 | 479 | The camp commander, he in charge of the Cosian forces at Ar's Station, had resumed his coign of vantage. |
| 18 | 480 | In the boats, approaching from the piers, the same boats which had come earlier to help evacuate the landing, there were men with torches and axes. |
| 18 | 481 | There were some small boats, too, at the landing, some perhaps captured, others which may have been there earlier, or perhaps within the citadel walls somewhere. |
| 18 | 482 | "I gather, from reports of those who were on the wall," said Marsias, "that you impaled the traitress, Lady Claudia". |
| 18 | 483 | "Perhaps," I said. |