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| 21 | 106 | View more quotes about hands">Hands, too, amongst the higher Pani, are often concealed in the broad sleeves of their robes. |
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| 21 | 103 | Perhaps that is why one seldom shakes hands with strangers. |
| 21 | 104 | The business of bowing seemed to me to make a good deal of sense. |
| 21 | 105 | One exchanged a greeting with courtesy, and, at the same time, retained the freedom of the weapon hand. |
| 21 | 106 | Hands, too, amongst the higher Pani, are often concealed in the broad sleeves of their robes. |
| 21 | 107 | This makes possible the concealment, and the ready availability, of a sleeve dagger. |
| 21 | 108 | The continental custom, on the other hand, makes it possible to draw the other off balance, and, obviously, if one is right-handed, one is more at risk from a fellow who might favor the left hand. |
| 21 | 109 | Lord Okimoto moved his larger bulk to the rail. |