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| 43 | 183 | "I am View more quotes about sorry">sorry, Lady Iwoso," I said, "but we did not have any sacks on hand which were appropriate for free women, sacks compatible with their dignity. |
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| 43 | 180 | She then, in fury, in frustration, was silent, her words having been so easily anticipated. |
| 43 | 181 | "You look well tied in a slave sack," said Hci to Iwoso. |
| 43 | 182 | Iwoso's fury was but inadequately expressed because of her bonds, the sack and the gag. |
| 43 | 183 | "I am sorry, Lady Iwoso," I said, "but we did not have any sacks on hand which were appropriate for free women, sacks compatible with their dignity. |
| 43 | 184 | We had to make do with what we had". |
| 43 | 185 | Iwoso regarded me with fury, and then looked away. |
| 43 | 186 | Bloketu made piteous, tiny noises, trying to attract the attention of Cuwignaka. |