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| 24 | 678 | "Is there any View more quotes about reason">reason why the girls are in the particular order they are, the one first there, the other second?" "Certainly," said he. |
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| 24 | 675 | If it is a rent chain, of the sort commonly brought to fairs or carnivals, the phrase is usually, "Rent me, Master". |
| 24 | 676 | As there were only two girls on the present necklace, Publia and Claudia, it is was hard to say what prompted the order in which they were placed. |
| 24 | 677 | Was Publia, who was first, thought most beautiful, and thus led the chain, or was it perhaps that Claudia's crime, treachery, the betrayal of a Home Stone, and such, was thought most heinous, and that this explained her position, perhaps that of greatest degradation and shame? "I am curious," I said, addressing myself to the girls' keeper, the fellow from Port Cos. |
| 24 | 678 | "Is there any reason why the girls are in the particular order they are, the one first there, the other second?" "Certainly," said he. |
| 24 | 679 | "May I inquire?" I said. |
| 24 | 680 | "Certainly," he said. |
| 24 | 681 | "I flipped a coin". |