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| 24 | 527 | The View more quotes about following">following ships in the flotilla, scarcely less resplendent than the Tais herself would, in moments, in turn, take their own berths. |
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| 24 | 524 | There was much cheering, and waving, and calling out, between the pier and the railing. |
| 24 | 525 | Drums and pipes on board the Tais sounded. |
| 24 | 526 | A plank was being run out to the pier. |
| 24 | 527 | The following ships in the flotilla, scarcely less resplendent than the Tais herself would, in moments, in turn, take their own berths. |
| 24 | 528 | "What manner of slaves are those?" called a fellow on the pier, apparently, by his garb, a Cosian, to the keeper on the bow deck. |
| 24 | 529 | "Are they common slaves?" "They are as common as you will have them!" shouted back the keeper. |
| 24 | 530 | "They are not branded, are they?" asked the fellow. |