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| 37 | 479 | View more quotes about gratefully">Gratefully, something like a quarter of an Ahn later, kneeling on the floor of the passage, I rubbed my wrists. |
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| 37 | 476 | The prisoner would then have lifted the crossbow, the quarrel set, and fired again, through the bars, at the man with the lamp, the light illuminating the target. |
| 37 | 477 | He had killed two men in this fashion and, had the urts behaved differently, might have accomplished the destruction of one or two others. |
| 37 | 478 | The lieutenant had four men left. |
| 37 | 479 | Gratefully, something like a quarter of an Ahn later, kneeling on the floor of the passage, I rubbed my wrists. |
| 37 | 480 | "I do not think he will fire on you," said the pit master. |
| 37 | 481 | "There are ten slaves, and he will know that there are several, at least. |
| 37 | 482 | He is limited in his quiver, and he is not likely to use quarrels on slaves". |