| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 54 | 164 | He had not killed them. |
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| 54 | 161 | View more quotes about dust">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. |
| 54 | 167 | Near the field of the massacre and near the place where the soldiers and red savages had fought they, with two girls, Ginger and Evelyn, whom they had muchly desired, as long ago as Kailiauk, were taken from Grunt by Sleen warriors. |