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| 1 | 530 | "Roast View more quotes about tarsk">tarsk!" announced Philebus, proudly, approaching the burly fellow, gesturing to one of his helpers, who was accompanying him, bearing a tray of steaming meat. |
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| 1 | 527 | A quarter of an inch, where hundredths of an Ihn are involved, can be a considerable advantage. |
| 1 | 528 | In many situations, warriors discard the scabbard altogether. |
| 1 | 529 | That is one reason it is often carried on a loop over the left shoulder, that it may be immediately, lest it prove an encumbrance, or present an encircling strap an enemy may seize, the blade drawn, discarded. |
| 1 | 530 | "Roast tarsk!" announced Philebus, proudly, approaching the burly fellow, gesturing to one of his helpers, who was accompanying him, bearing a tray of steaming meat. |
| 1 | 531 | The burly fellow seized a joint of hot, dripping tarsk from the platter and bit into it. |
| 1 | 532 | "Excellent!" beamed Philebus, then indicating to his assistant that he should carry the tray about, to serve others, as well. |
| 1 | 533 | The other helper, too, was distributing food, sausages and bread. |