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| 5 | 642 | This View more quotes about sort">sort of thing was trivial, but one never knew when something less trivial might perhaps be involved. |
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| 5 | 639 | Some slaves, I knew, were even intensely jealous of so little as a dish or a cup which, probably because of use, they had come to regard as their own. |
| 5 | 640 | Further, having her own knot might have some occasional value, even in our present circumstances. |
| 5 | 641 | For example, passing the door and seeing her knot in place I would know that she was not in the compartment. |
| 5 | 642 | This sort of thing was trivial, but one never knew when something less trivial might perhaps be involved. |
| 5 | 643 | It seemed to me, all things considered, though it was a bother for me, a good thing that Elizabeth had her own knot. |
| 5 | 644 | Besides, perhaps most importantly, she had wanted her own knot. |
| 5 | 645 | "Every girl," she had informed me, loftily, "should have her own knot. |