: , puthermouthclosetoTirian'sear, andsaidinthelowestpossiblewhisper, “.” , almostassilentlyasJill, butnotquite, , : onewasthestable, andtheother, afewfeetinfrontofit, : notwalkingorevenstandingbutsittingwithhisspearoverhisshoulderandhischinonhischest.“Welldone, ” .
, hardlydaringtobreathe, theymadetheirwayuptoalittleclumpoftreeswhichwasnotmorethanfortyfeetawayfromthesentinel.
“WaitheretillIcomeagain, ” hewhisperedtotheothertwo.“IfImiscarry, fly.” :, saying: “ArtthouawarrioroftheTisroc's, mayheliveforever? , friend.”
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“Onenoiseandthouartdead, ” saidTirianinhisear.“TellmewheretheUnicornisandthoushaltlive.”
“B—behindthestable, OMyMaster, ” stammeredtheunfortunateman.
“.”
(coldandratherticklish) .
ThoughitwasdarkTiriancouldseethewhiteshapeofJewelatonce.
“Hush! ” hesaid.“No, , Jewel, ? ”
“Hobbledbyallfourlegsandtiedwithabridletoaringinthestablewall, ” cameJewel'svoice.
“Standhere, sentry, , Jewel: setthepointofyourhornagainstthisCalormene'sbreast.”
“Withagoodwill, Sire, ” saidJewel.“Ifhemoves, rivehimtotheheart.” , stuffeditfullofgrassandtiedhimupfromscalptochinsothathecouldmakenonoise, loweredthemanintoasittingpositionandsethimagainstthewall.
“Ihavedonetheesomediscourtesy, soldier, ” saidTirian.“, Jewel, letusgosoftly.”
Heputhisleftarmroundthebeast'.
“All'swell, ” whisperedTirian.“Agoodnight'.”
TheyturnedandhadgoneafewpaceswhenEustacesaid, “Whereareyou, Pole? ” Therewasnoanswer.“IsJillontheothersideofyou, Sire? ” heasked.
“What? ” saidTirian.“Isshenotontheothersideofyour”
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