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| 34 | 348 | View more quotes about cuwignaka">Cuwignaka and I trudged upward, through the grass. |
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| 34 | 345 | He then lowered the naked, collared slave, so beautiful, so vulnerable, so helpless, so tremulous, so eager, so ready, so loving, to the grass. |
| 34 | 346 | "I am so happy!" she said. |
| 34 | 347 | "I am so happy!" * * * * "The camp," said Cuwignaka, "is just over this rise". |
| 34 | 348 | Cuwignaka and I trudged upward, through the grass. |
| 34 | 349 | It was late afternoon. |
| 34 | 350 | Behind us, some fifty yards, came the travois. |
| 34 | 351 | The young lad who had been once of the Waniyanpi had insisted on helping to draw it. |