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| 60 | 307 | "He has failed the governor," I said. |
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| 60 | 304 | "Why," I View more quotes about asked">asked, "would corsairs have pretended to be raiders from Port Kar, and have alleged themselves to be captained by Bosk of Port Kar? Why not from elsewhere, a hundred possible places, and why not otherwise captained, by anyone, even dozens of anonymous marauders?" "Bad blood has long existed between Cos and Tyros, and Port Kar," said Clitus. |
| 60 | 305 | "And Bosk of Port Kar is known". |
| 60 | 306 | "Perhaps we should think at least of Glaukos, the taverner," said Thurnock. |
| 60 | 307 | "He has failed the governor," I said. |
| 60 | 308 | "Let the governor deal with him". |
| 60 | 309 | "I do not envy him," said Clitus. |
| 60 | 310 | "I had hoped," I said, "following our visit to Glaukos, to have been invited to the governor's palace, that in the guise of the mysterious Kenneth Statercounter of Brundisium, he somehow troublesomely implicated in recent events". |