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| 8 | 943 | Each View more quotes about girl">girl, in turn, places her head on the anvil and has the collar hammered shut about her neck. |
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| 8 | 940 | And, obviously, if one is dealing with women, a simple rope, or cord, may be used. |
| 8 | 941 | Preferably, of course, it is cored with wire. |
| 8 | 942 | The most common form of coffle for long treks between particular markets is a throat coffle utilizing simple chain and collar iron. |
| 8 | 943 | Each girl, in turn, places her head on the anvil and has the collar hammered shut about her neck. |
| 8 | 944 | It is removed from her, similarly, when the destination is reached. |
| 8 | 945 | It is not easy to steal a girl from such a coffle. |
| 8 | 946 | Some of these coffles are very large, containing hundreds of girls, sometimes as many as a thousand or more, and the march may be as much as a thousand pasangs, and take several days in transit. |