fiveday

On fiveday, after midday dinner, he was in the bright and cool sunlight of the tower, his back against sun-warmed stone, perusing a particularly obvious section, wondering why the writer had felt it necessary to emphasize the point so thoroughly.

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XXXIII On fiveday afternoon, Kharl stood to the right of Hagen in the audience hall, a half pace back, watching as Lord Deroh walked toward Lord Ghrant, who remained seated in the high-backed chair.

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Lord Ghrant has set the first audience for fiveday.

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LXVIII Kharl woke on fiveday to a gray drizzle outside his open windows.

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On fiveday evening he walked slowly into the dining chamber in the Great House.

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"We may not need to ride out until fiveday, but you should be ready tomorrow, mages."

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Envoy LIV Kharl had never thought he would be leading an entourage, but as he walked down the pier in the hazy early-morning sunlight of fiveday toward the Seastag, Undercaptain Demyst walked before him, Erdyl beside him, and two armsmen from Ghrant's personal guard followed.

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On fiveday, right after breakfast, in the chill of the spring morning, under a gray sky with high clouds, Kharl stood in the front courtyard of the Great House, studying the walls, only about five cubits high and but a double course of stone in width - designed to keep out casual intruders, but certainly not an attacking force.

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LXXIV Dy midmorning of fiveday, Kharl knew he needed to talk to Hagen.

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On fiveday morning, Kharl just looked blankly at the planer and the white oak shooks stacked on the carry-cart.

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Since this algorithm involves treating days of the week like numbers modulo 7, John Conway suggested thinking of the days of the week as "Noneday"; or as "Sansday" (for Sunday), "Oneday", "Twosday", "Treblesday", "Foursday", "Fiveday", and "Six-a-day" in order to recall the number-weekday relation without needing to count them out in one's head.

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