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| 24 | 238 | "We of Ar's View more quotes about station">Station, and those who abetted us, not surprisingly, given the falsified and distorted accounts of our actions, are held in official dishonor and contempt". |
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| 24 | 235 | How piteous they appeared, so held in place, so helpless in their inflexible metal bonds. |
| 24 | 236 | The steel, too, clasped her fair ankles closely. |
| 24 | 237 | "There is more," said Aemilianus, bitterly. |
| 24 | 238 | "We of Ar's Station, and those who abetted us, not surprisingly, given the falsified and distorted accounts of our actions, are held in official dishonor and contempt". |
| 24 | 239 | There were several cries of rage. |
| 24 | 240 | Hands clasped the hilts of swords. |
| 24 | 241 | "The proclamations have been posted," he said. |