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Examples
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"He but just passed in," replied the padwar, "saying that he was O-Tar's messenger."
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"Ah, O-Tar, but that is as nothing!" cried a young padwar who had come in command of the escort that brought Ghek.
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They had spoken of it casually as something that would, as a matter of course, take place in the indefinite future, as, for instance, his promotion in the navy, in which he was now a padwar; or the set functions of the court of her grandfather, Tardos Mors, Jeddak of Helium; or Death.
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The padwar commanding them saluted U-Dor who, with his party, had halted facing the guard.
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The outlook was anything but promising, and the young padwar wished that he had died before ever he had had to speak the words he now must speak.
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Tasor an under-padwar in the guard of O-Tar, Jeddak of Manator!
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O-Tar was exhorting his warriors to attack, when a bloody and disheveled padwar burst into the chamber through a side entrance.
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The girl did not reply, nor would she speak again, for all his threats and rage, for she knew now that none in all Manator dared harm her save O-Tar, the jeddak, and after a while the padwar left, taking his men with him.
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"To whom would you deliver it?" asked the padwar of the guard.
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Djor Kantos, son of Kantos Kan, and a padwar of the fifth utan joined us when his utan reached the opening through which the men were fleeing.
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