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|Value 905 = "She is competent at least," the Widow allows. | |Value 905 = "She is competent at least," the Widow allows. | ||
|Value 910 = "Yes. He is better when occupied," the Widow says. | |Value 910 = "Yes. He is better when occupied," the Widow says. | ||
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|Value 941 = "Perhaps it will make the stations safer," she allows. | |Value 941 = "Perhaps it will make the stations safer," she allows. | ||
|Value 1000 - 1020 = "It would be to our advantage to have friends as strong as the Bazaar," says the Widow. "Or stronger, perhaps." | |Value 1000 - 1020 = "It would be to our advantage to have friends as strong as the Bazaar," says the Widow. "Or stronger, perhaps." | ||
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|Value 220, 240 - 280 = "A contemptible proposal," says the Widow. She is too disgusted with the idea to explain why, apparently. | |Value 220, 240 - 280 = "A contemptible proposal," says the Widow. She is too disgusted with the idea to explain why, apparently. | ||
|Value 300 = "This statement is paste in the mouth," says the Widow. | |Value 300 = "This statement is paste in the mouth," says the Widow. | ||
| − | |Value 310 - 320, 340 | + | |Value 310 - 320, 340 = The Gracious Widow does not approve, and says so. |
|Value 400 = "Yes, dividends are possible," the Widow admits, but her frown means that she disagrees. Perhaps she would be more comfortable removing money from the business in a quieter and less regulated way. | |Value 400 = "Yes, dividends are possible," the Widow admits, but her frown means that she disagrees. Perhaps she would be more comfortable removing money from the business in a quieter and less regulated way. | ||
|Value 500 = "Not a method to game with," says the Widow, as though you'd proposed an unsound gambling practice. | |Value 500 = "Not a method to game with," says the Widow, as though you'd proposed an unsound gambling practice. | ||
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|Value 700, 720 = "Better a different ally," says the Gracious Widow, a little unexpectedly. "One who can open up lines of Surface trade." Indeed? | |Value 700, 720 = "Better a different ally," says the Gracious Widow, a little unexpectedly. "One who can open up lines of Surface trade." Indeed? | ||
|Value 800, 905, 910 = "Not that one," says the Gracious Widow, without elaborating. | |Value 800, 905, 910 = "Not that one," says the Gracious Widow, without elaborating. | ||
| − | |Value 931 | + | |Value 931 - 934, 941 = "No." The Widow leaves it at that. |
|Value 1100 = "No," says the Widow. "This is an unnecessary risk of shared resources. It does not do, in business, to tangle different interests." | |Value 1100 = "No," says the Widow. "This is an unnecessary risk of shared resources. It does not do, in business, to tangle different interests." | ||
|Value 1200 = "No," says the Widow. "It will flourish better in darkness and out of sight of the constables." | |Value 1200 = "No," says the Widow. "It will flourish better in darkness and out of sight of the constables." | ||
