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| 30 | 472 | He View more quotes about removed">removed the whip from his belt. |
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| 30 | 469 | He let her do this for a moment or two, until she, looking up at him, realized how absurd and futile it was; then he took her by the upper arms, turned her about, and flung her back, yards back to the wall. |
| 30 | 470 | Stumbling, she struck forcibly against it, and then slipped to its foot. |
| 30 | 471 | She turned then, on all fours, to regard Hassan. |
| 30 | 472 | He removed the whip from his belt. |
| 30 | 473 | I could hardly believe what I was seeing. |
| 30 | 474 | It was almost as though I, too, on all fours, was at the foot of the wall. |
| 30 | 475 | I could see many differences between us, but, still, the resemblances, in hair and eye color, in general coloring, in figure, in size and weight, and so on, were so close as to be almost frightening. |