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| 46 | 208 | I do not View more quotes about think">think I had ever seen such rage on the countenance of a Pani warrior as I then beheld on the visage of the officer. |
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| 46 | 205 | There was much laughter from the crowd. |
| 46 | 206 | And then stillness, for the lowly are not to mock their betters. |
| 46 | 207 | "It is easy," said the magician, "if one trains for Ahn a day, for years". |
| 46 | 208 | I do not think I had ever seen such rage on the countenance of a Pani warrior as I then beheld on the visage of the officer. |
| 46 | 209 | "Ragged, gross creature," he cried, "shaggy, ugly beast, ungainly tarsk!" "All that you say is true," said the magician. |
| 46 | 210 | "I am ill-dressed and ungroomed. |
| 46 | 211 | I am homely. |