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| 49 | 139 | "View more quotes about mercenaries">Mercenaries suffered grievous losses," said Clitus, "and soon, as they could, under fire, those who could, sought to avail themselves of the hospitality of the corsair fleet". |
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| 49 | 136 | "Mytilene?" asked Tab. |
| 49 | 137 | "Stressed and bloody," I said, "but whole and free". |
| 49 | 138 | "My caste," said Thurnock, "the mighty ox on which the Home Stone rests, strung its bows and arrows spoke". |
| 49 | 139 | "Mercenaries suffered grievous losses," said Clitus, "and soon, as they could, under fire, those who could, sought to avail themselves of the hospitality of the corsair fleet". |
| 49 | 140 | "Longboats were sent forth to ferry them aboard," said Aktis, "but few such boats, given clouds of arrows, hazarded a second trip". |
| 49 | 141 | "The shore ran with blood," said Clitus. |
| 49 | 142 | "It is getting light," said a man. |