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| 27 | 739 | I View more quotes about regarded">regarded her there in the sand, naked, her hands bound behind her, the strap from the raft running to the improvised, buckled collar on her throat, which, as tether, would keep her in the vicinity of the raft. |
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| 27 | 736 | "Rest now," I said. |
| 27 | 737 | "I must do some hunting and then we will go to the camp of the men of Ar". |
| 27 | 738 | I then gently rose to my feet. |
| 27 | 739 | I regarded her there in the sand, naked, her hands bound behind her, the strap from the raft running to the improvised, buckled collar on her throat, which, as tether, would keep her in the vicinity of the raft. |
| 27 | 740 | She was looking at me, in consternation, in awe. |
| 27 | 741 | I think she was still trying to cope with the feelings she had felt, with the insights she had obtained. |
| 28 | 1 | Labienus "The camps will be small, scattered, and carefully concealed," I said, "even from the air. |