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| 24 | 779 | "Of vengeance," he said, View more quotes about bitterly">bitterly, "and loyalty". |
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| 24 | 776 | I looked toward the pharos, on the promontory. |
| 24 | 777 | Its light at night could be seen, it was said, pasangs east and west on the river. |
| 24 | 778 | "What are you thinking of?" I asked the young warrior, Marcus. |
| 24 | 779 | "Of vengeance," he said, bitterly, "and loyalty". |
| 24 | 780 | "An odd juxtaposition of thoughts," I commented. |
| 24 | 781 | I then turned about and watched Publia and Claudia, hooded, naked, on their common chain, their wrists braceleted behind them, being herded along the pier, among boxes and bales. |
| 24 | 782 | Beyond the pier, abutting on harborside wharfage, there were numerous buildings, mostly shops, such as those of sailmakers, oarmakers and sawyers, and warehouses, and, here and there, between these buildings, narrow streets, stretching up toward the city. |