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| 3 | 871 | I do not View more quotes about think">think they noticed me, so intent they were on their game. |
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| 3 | 868 | He was, however, it seems, framed. |
| 3 | 869 | At any rate the charges were dismissed when a pair of identical false dice turned up in the pouch of the arresting magistrate, the original pair having, interestingly, at about the same time, vanished. |
| 3 | 870 | I stayed to watch the fellows playing dice for a few Ehn. |
| 3 | 871 | I do not think they noticed me, so intent they were on their game. |
| 3 | 872 | The stakes were small, only tarsk bits, but one would not have gathered that from the earnestness of the players. |
| 3 | 873 | A slave girl was kneeling nearby, in a sort of improvised slave brace, a short, stout pole, drilled through in three places. |
| 3 | 874 | Her ankles were fastened to the pole, by means of a thong threaded through one of the apertures, near its bottom, her wrists by another thong passing through a hole a few inches higher than the bottom hole, and her neck by a thong passed through the aperture in the top part of the pole, behind her neck. |