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| 40 | 890 | Then the tray was View more quotes about empty">empty, save for one object, a segment of a dried root, about two to three inches long and a half inch wide. |
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| 40 | 887 | "They are only slaves". |
| 40 | 888 | * * * * "Masters?" asked Tuka, kneeling, holding the tray. |
| 40 | 889 | We took the fried maize cakes from the tray. |
| 40 | 890 | Then the tray was empty, save for one object, a segment of a dried root, about two to three inches long and a half inch wide. |
| 40 | 891 | "Open your mouth," said Seibar to Tuka. |
| 40 | 892 | She did so immediately, unquestioningly. |
| 40 | 893 | "This is for you," he said. |