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| 23 | 209 | I was bitter and sad as I View more quotes about looked">looked about the interior of Kamchak's wagon. |
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| 23 | 206 | Aphris had, according to the woman, fallen into the hands of the Paravaci who had looted Kamchak's wagon; Elizabeth's fate she did not know; I gathered, of course, from the fact that Elizabeth had been sent to another wagon that Kamchak had sold her. |
| 23 | 207 | I wondered who her new master might be and hoped, for her sake, that she would well please him. |
| 23 | 208 | She might, of course, have also fallen, like Aphris, into the hands of the Paravaci. |
| 23 | 209 | I was bitter and sad as I looked about the interior of Kamchak's wagon. |
| 23 | 210 | The covering on the framework had been torn in several places and the rugs ripped or carried away. |
| 23 | 211 | The saddle on the side had been cut and the quivas had been taken from their sheaths. |
| 23 | 212 | The hangings were torn down, the wood of the wagon scratched and marred. |