Very strange request

[bran_gray]

I have a very strange request.  But first a small back story!

I recently started reading the Wheel of Time series and I absolutely love it.  I've been devouring the books left and right...until I started reading The Fires of Heaven.  I got to Chapter 9 and instead of page 209 I get Chapter 9 beginning page again.  The next page picks up right where it should but instead of having page 209 I have Chapter 9 beginning page again...which irritates my OCD to no small degree.

So here is my strange request...could somebody please post (or send it to me in a message) what page 209 says?  It's a conversation between Elayne and Nynaeve and it should be page 209 of a paperback novel (not sure about hardback).

Thanks for any help I can get on this so I can continue on my way through the series  

[Barret]

Here is page 209:
"Not only is he old enough to be your father twice over, but ---"
"He is not my father!" Elayne snapped. "My father was Taringail Damodred, a Prince of Cairhien and First Prince of the Sword of Andor!" Straightening her hat needlessly, she went on in a milder tone, though not by much. "I am sorry, Nynaeve. I did not mean ot shout."
Temper, Nynaeve reminded herself. "I thought you were in love with Rand," she said, making her voice gentle. It was not easy. "The messages you have me give to Egwene for him certainly say so. I expect to tell her the same."
The color in the other woman's face heightened. "I do love him but . . . He is very far away, Nynaeve. In the Waste, surrounded by a thousand Maidens of the Spear who jump to do his bidding. I cannot see him, or speak to him, or touch him." She was whispering by the end.
"You can't think he'll turn to a Maiden," Nynaeve said incredulously. "He is a man, but he isn't as fickle as that, and besides, one of them would put a spear in him if he looked at her crossways, even if he is this Dawn whatever. Anyway, Egwene says Aveindha is keeping and eye on him for you."
"I know, but . . . I should have made sure that he knew I love him." Elayne's voice was determined. And worried. "I should have told him so."
Nynaeve had hardly looked at a man before Lan, at least not seriously, but she had seen and learned much as Wisdom; from her observations, there was no quicker way to send a man running for his life, unless he said it first.
I think Min had a viewing," Elayne went on. "About me, and about Rand. She always used to joke about having to share him, but I think it wasn't a joke and she could not bring herself to say what it really was."
"That is ridiculous." It certainly was. Though in Tear, Aviendha has told her a vile Aiel custom . . . You share Lan with Moiraine, a small voice whispered. That isn't the same thing at all! she told it briskly. "Are you certain Min had one of his visions?"
"Yes. I wasn't at first, but the more I think on it, the



Thats the whole thing, hope it helps.

[bran_gray]

Thank you thank you thank you!

I was fixing to lose what little mind I had left.  On with the story!

[Barret]

Had I know that by not replying I could have fetched us another town fool I would never have posted.... every town needs more crazies. Blast me and my good nature... yet another perfectly good opportunity ruined, our faire city will never get its full compliment of lunatics if I keep up at this rate...

[bran_gray]

I'm already close enough to fool   

And if my wife continues with her horses the way she is you can probably use me as a ragman!