“Sometimes I think I don’t know everything that’s going on,” Ulric Skakki said in tones full of mock… — Harry Turtledove
“Sometimes I think I don’t know everything that’s going on,” Ulric Skakki said in tones full of mock self-pity.
Count Hamnet reached out and set a consoling hand on his arm. “Don’t worry about it. Sometimes I don’t think you know what‘s going on, either.”
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