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| 24 | 422 | At the View more quotes about street">street entrance of the room, however, Appanius stopped. |
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| 24 | 419 | I trusted that Lavinia would have time to throw off her cloak and get at the disrobing loop on her tunic before the door could be opened. |
| 24 | 420 | She could then fling her arms about the slave, protesting her love, and such. |
| 24 | 421 | I had little doubt she could do this believably. |
| 24 | 422 | At the street entrance of the room, however, Appanius stopped. |
| 24 | 423 | It seemed he was considering something. |
| 24 | 424 | "Open it," I said, "if this is the place". |
| 24 | 425 | I certainly did not want them sneaking about to the rear entrance and coming on the two slaves without warning. |