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| 22 | 658 | I View more quotes about watched">watched them withdraw. |
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| 22 | 655 | The scabbard is held with the left hand and the draw takes place with the right. |
| 22 | 656 | The scabbard and strap is then discarded, to be recovered, if practical, later. |
| 22 | 657 | Obviously the scabbard attached to a belt is not only an encumbrance but it is something which someone else might seize, cling to, and perhaps use to his advantage. |
| 22 | 658 | I watched them withdraw. |
| 22 | 659 | I was not even certain that the slave would show the note to Appanius. |
| 22 | 660 | On the other hand, since he had been witnessed in receiving it, which I had not known would happen, it seemed highly likely he would do so. |
| 22 | 661 | My plans, as I had laid them, of course, did not require that the note be seen by Appanius. |