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| 1 | 266 | View more quotes about grunt">Grunt's prize on the coffle, a beautiful red-haired girl, a former debutante from Pennsylvania, once Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles, was selected out by Canka as a personal slave, one to run at the left flank of his own kaiila and wear her leather, beaded collar, placed on her by his command, for him alone. |
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| 1 | 263 | They were under the command of Canka, Cuwignaka's brother. |
| 1 | 264 | One other was with the party, too, an older warrior, Kahintokapa, One-Who-Walks-Before, of the prestigious Yellow-Kaiila Riders. |
| 1 | 265 | He was of the Casmu, or Sand, band. |
| 1 | 266 | Grunt's prize on the coffle, a beautiful red-haired girl, a former debutante from Pennsylvania, once Miss Millicent Aubrey-Welles, was selected out by Canka as a personal slave, one to run at the left flank of his own kaiila and wear her leather, beaded collar, placed on her by his command, for him alone. |
| 1 | 267 | Grunt's last slave, the dark-haired beauty, Wasnapohdi, or Pimples, whom he had acquired in trade for three hatchets from Dust Legs, he was permitted to keep. |
| 1 | 268 | This was probably because Canka truly bore us no ill will. |
| 1 | 269 | Indeed, he was probably pleased, as I now understand, that we had freed Cuwignaka. |