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| 22 | 460 | "What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had View more quotes about asked">asked, more for amusement than anything else. |
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| 22 | 457 | I began to regret that I had so willingly surrendered the lead at the beginning of the race. |
| 22 | 458 | Menicius, on Quarrel, was moving farther ahead each circuit. |
| 22 | 459 | I then recalled a conversation with Mip about such matters, the memory rushing through my consciousness like the flash of a metal bolt. |
| 22 | 460 | "What if your opponent, through luck or skill, senses your pattern, your every variation?" I had asked, more for amusement than anything else. |
| 22 | 461 | At the tavern of the Greens, he had put down his goblet of paga, and had laughed, spreading out his hands, "Then," had said he, "you must have no pattern". |
| 22 | 462 | I had laughed at his jest. |
| 22 | 463 | But he had looked at me, seriously. |