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| 8 | 826 | View more quotes about tomorrow">Tomorrow we would leave the compound and begin the overland journey across the river and southeast to Ko-ro-ba, and from thence to Ar. |
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| 8 | 823 | I saw that a cart, loaded with jugs of paga, arrived at the compound. |
| 8 | 824 | It was greeted with cheers by the guards. |
| 8 | 825 | Tonight was a night for celebration. |
| 8 | 826 | Tomorrow we would leave the compound and begin the overland journey across the river and southeast to Ko-ro-ba, and from thence to Ar. |
| 8 | 827 | Targo's wagons, now in the number of sixteen, the additional wagons and teams purchased in Laura, were scattered about at various distances from the compound, forming, in groups of twos and threes, small, isolated camps for the guards. |
| 8 | 828 | Besides the nine guards who had been with him when I had been captured, he had now eighteen additional men. |
| 8 | 829 | They had been hired in Laura, known men, vouched for, not drifting mercenaries. |