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| 3 | 404 | I had View more quotes about left">left some more food with her, and had tied a golden tarn disk of Port Kar, from my wallet, in the corner of the child's blanket. |
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| 3 | 401 | I recalled the free woman I had met last night in her hut. |
| 3 | 402 | She had not come down to the wagons as far as I knew. |
| 3 | 403 | We had left her before she had awakened. |
| 3 | 404 | I had left some more food with her, and had tied a golden tarn disk of Port Kar, from my wallet, in the corner of the child's blanket. |
| 3 | 405 | With that she might buy much. |
| 3 | 406 | Too, with it, or its residue, she might be able to make her way to a distant village, far from the trekking of armies, where she could use it as a bride price, using it, in effect, to purchase herself a companion, a good fellow who could care for herself and her child. |
| 3 | 407 | Peasants, unlike women of the cities, tend to be very practical about such matters. |