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| 29 | 160 | "As a rencer," he said, "you View more quotes about probably">probably do not know the meaning of that sign". |
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| 29 | 157 | "What is that mark?" asked Plenius of Ina, he standing over her. |
| 29 | 158 | I feared, for an instant, she might speak. |
| 29 | 159 | But she looked up, her lips a bit apart, and made a tiny sound. |
| 29 | 160 | "As a rencer," he said, "you probably do not know the meaning of that sign". |
| 29 | 161 | I was pleased that Ina did not whimper affirmatively to that, for, in the past few years, slave girls were not as unknown in the marshes as earlier. |
| 29 | 162 | She would, presumably, in one of the rence villages or another, on one of the rence islands, have seen such a brand on some beauty, perhaps stolen from a slave barge. |
| 29 | 163 | One or two of the men about looked at Plenius, idly, puzzled. |