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| 9 | 792 | When they were to View more quotes about move">move out they would pass through a certain station where a Cosian slaver's man, with a marking tape, would measure them for their collar size. |
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| 9 | 789 | An auxiliary guardsman had come back up the line making certain that the women knelt with their knees widely apart. |
| 9 | 790 | The heavy chain came to the belly of each, and then lay over the right leg of each, as she knelt, passing back then to the woman behind her. |
| 9 | 791 | Their wrists, held closely together, by command, more closely than was required by their chaining, were before their bodies. |
| 9 | 792 | When they were to move out they would pass through a certain station where a Cosian slaver's man, with a marking tape, would measure them for their collar size. |
| 9 | 793 | This number then would be written by another fellow, with a grease pencil, on their left breast, for the convenience of the fitter. |
| 9 | 794 | The left breast is the usual place for the temporary recording of such information, presumably because most men are right-handed. |
| 9 | 795 | In the Street-of-Brands district over a hundred braziers would be waiting, from each of which would project several irons. |