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| 22 | 304 | But I had View more quotes about little">little doubt Ubar of the Skies, whose name I saw posted now for the Steels, was his master. |
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| 22 | 301 | His mount was the finest in their tarncots, Quarrel, named for the missile of the crossbow, a strong bird, very fast, reddish in color, with a discoloration on the right wing where, as talk had it, protagonists of the Silvers, long ago, had hurled a bottle of acid. |
| 22 | 302 | I thought it a good bird. |
| 22 | 303 | I respected it. |
| 22 | 304 | But I had little doubt Ubar of the Skies, whose name I saw posted now for the Steels, was his master. |
| 22 | 305 | The races now stood even between the Steels and the Yellows. |
| 22 | 306 | The Ubar's Race would decide the honors of the day, and of the Love Feast and, for most practical purposes, the season. |
| 22 | 307 | I looked to the box of the Ubar, and to that of the High Initiate, Complicius Serenus. |