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| 36 | 383 | When the View more quotes about blade">blade is clean and dry, it is often given a thin coating of oil, which protects against rust, and, some believe, facilitates the flight from the scabbard. |
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| 36 | 380 | In the field, leaves, and grass, may be used. |
| 36 | 381 | Some use the hair and clothing of the fallen. |
| 36 | 382 | Others carry a soft cloth for such a purpose. |
| 36 | 383 | When the blade is clean and dry, it is often given a thin coating of oil, which protects against rust, and, some believe, facilitates the flight from the scabbard. |
| 36 | 384 | The body of Cineas, headless, was removed by two garbage slaves, short brawny men, kept by the harbor office. |
| 36 | 385 | Shortly thereafter a lad, employed in the warehouse, brought the stranger and Captain Nakamura two small vessels of heated, colored, scented water, and two soft, brightly white, deeply napped, scarflike cloths. |
| 36 | 386 | Captain Nakamura, one gathers, a man of refinement, if not the stranger, appeared to recognize and appreciate the nature and quality of this homely amenity. |