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| 59 | 330 | I View more quotes about trust">trust that a hundred gold staters of Brundisium, or a dozen gold tarns of Ar, will be acceptable". |
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| 59 | 327 | "The map was useless, and was burned, in fury and chagrin," he said. |
| 59 | 328 | "But, as you say, it is yours to declare its worth. |
| 59 | 329 | It was a meaningless scrap of rence paper, but I will compensate you for its loss. |
| 59 | 330 | I trust that a hundred gold staters of Brundisium, or a dozen gold tarns of Ar, will be acceptable". |
| 59 | 331 | "How much is your life worth?" I asked. |
| 59 | 332 | "More than I can pay," he said. |
| 59 | 333 | "Let the cost be," I said, "a single gold stater of Brundisium". |