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| 3 | 827 | 'It View more quotes about seems">seems,' I said, 'that you are independent of fee, and thus open to prospects of considerable gain. |
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| 3 | 824 | Although this made me somewhat uneasy, it also reassured me that I was not amongst those who favored either Ar or the island Ubarates. |
| 3 | 825 | If they were of Ar I might fear being returned to the city with the likelihood of impalement. |
| 3 | 826 | If they were of the island Ubarates, they would have come, over the time of the occupation and the looting of the city, to think of the women of Ar as suitable only for slaves. |
| 3 | 827 | 'It seems,' I said, 'that you are independent of fee, and thus open to prospects of considerable gain. |
| 3 | 828 | ' 'Certainly,' said he whom I took to be their leader, he whose knife had been at my throat. |
| 3 | 829 | 'We may speak freely then,' I said, 'but first, as I have been in the wild for two days, and am weak from hunger, and am exhausted and thirsty, I need food, and drink, bolstering ka-la-na, and rest. |
| 3 | 830 | ' 'Of course,' said the leader, kindly. |