Rhene

( "Rhene" is the old form of "Rhine.") [616] So old ed.

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"Rhene," Allin explained, "is a zotl-built city for people - their favorite food.

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In Europe he made Tuisco king of Sarmatia, from the floude of Tanais vnto the Rhene.

The Fardle of Facions, conteining the aunciente maners, customes and lawes, of the peoples enhabiting the two partes of the earth, called Affricke and Asie 2004

Below and behind them, skyles sparkled like charms, bright with the delicate and luminous structures of Rhene.

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The thornwing rolled, and Rhene slipped from sight.

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Like almost everyone in Rhene, she had worn the bliss collar, and she never cared then that her name was in the lottery or that people she knew had lost and been taken to Galgul.

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They had sentenced him to slavery, though he bore no grudge against them; their rejection, after all, had sent him to Rhene and Evoe.

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Carl lay spraddled in a field of golden grass among bells of green flowers, charred inside from his thwarted approaches: His grimaced mind was contemplating the madness of entering Rhene alone for a flyer when he saw a brown tumbleweed rolling toward him across the meadow.

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After the open simplicity of the Foke, ironwrought human cities seemed oppressive-and after the bold glassy architecture of Rhene and the gravityfree jumpships and flyers of the zotl, human science seemed puny.

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The sacrifice and the victory profoundly affected Evoe, and shortly afterward she left Rhene and returned to the wilds.

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