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| 54 | 163 | There he had View more quotes about found">found them, the only survivors, stripped and put in leg stretchers, as though they might be slave girls, lying in the grass, awaiting his attentions. |
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| 54 | 160 | The Hobarts, with men, had pursued Grunt into the Barrens. |
| 54 | 161 | Dust Legs, friends of Grunt, had attacked them. |
| 54 | 162 | Grunt, retracing his steps, had located the scene of the attack. |
| 54 | 163 | There he had found them, the only survivors, stripped and put in leg stretchers, as though they might be slave girls, lying in the grass, awaiting his attentions. |
| 54 | 164 | He had not killed them. |
| 54 | 165 | He had chained them in his coffle. |
| 54 | 166 | They, though strong men, had been forbidden to so much as touch any of the scantily clad beauties who, neck-chained, as they, preceded them in the coffle. |