“The Sair is accustomed to dealing with unbelievers, but even from them he expects the honor and deference… — Glen Cook
“The Sair is accustomed to dealing with unbelievers, but even from them he expects the honor and deference due his rank.”
“I’ll be sure not to slap him on the back and ask if he wants a beer,” I said.
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