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| 33 | 185 | I cannot View more quotes about control">control the speed of tarns, the pace of kaiila, the strength of men, the whims of winds". |
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| 33 | 182 | "I make no excuses," said the man in the bow of the canal boat. |
| 33 | 183 | "I do but report matters as they stand. |
| 33 | 184 | However unwelcome might be delay, it is inevitable. |
| 33 | 185 | I cannot control the speed of tarns, the pace of kaiila, the strength of men, the whims of winds". |
| 33 | 186 | The two lights on the canal boat, one at the stern, one at the prow, were reflected in the water, shimmering there, and were reflected, as well, from the metal plates or scales, of the hideous monstrosity but yards away. |
| 33 | 187 | I wondered if it were wise to have the lanterns on the boat lit. |
| 33 | 188 | Who knew what might note such things, what might lurk in the marshes? I recalled that Bruno of Torcadino had never entered the marshes in such a way. |