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( canon ) asoiaf
If I understand my situation correctly, I have little choice in the matter, but I would urge you to think again on your decisions. I would not otherwise abandon my campaign for such seemingly trivial matters.
And I hold the company you would have me keep in less than high esteem.
And I hold the company you would have me keep in less than high esteem.

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Perhaps your mundane simply understands this better than you.
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So, she scoffs.]
Not when last I checked.
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he misliked that he couldn't find a word for it, and so, he clenches his jaw, moving his teeth slowly back and forth. ]
Should your experience be anything similar to mine own, you will soon find your entire life reduced to nothing but trivial matters.
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I am coming to gather that such may be my lot. Still, I have yet to completely resign myself to that fate.
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I would expect as much. It is not in me to yield so easily, but you will soon find that these mundanes are as... persistant as they are frivolous.
[ you reproach yourself more than I ever could, your Grace. he cannot help but reflect upon Davos' words, though he doubted the onetime smuggler meant them quite so literally. ]
Which company do they intend for you [ ...us? ] to keep?
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On a larger scale, I've no conception, but at present, the only one of my fellows in limbo that I recognize is that of Robert's former Master of Coin.
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no one wants to play you Stannis. sorry. ]Lord Baelish. [ contempt. utter contempt. ] Still, it is the larger scale you should be most focused on, or you may find yourself trapped with men and women far worse than Lord Baelish.
[ a frown. ]
Yet, you may also learn much that will help our cause. [ or perhaps hinder it. ]