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| 10 | 627 | One is customarily View more quotes about expected">expected to follow at an appropriate distance, that constituting an attractive, lovely interval, but it is not always easy to maintain such an interval, for various reasons, such as crowding, or the rapidity of the leash holder's pace. |
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| 10 | 624 | I preferred to be led. |
| 10 | 625 | I hastened to keep up with the soldier and jailer, the leash in the grasp of the latter. |
| 10 | 626 | They moved quickly. |
| 10 | 627 | One is customarily expected to follow at an appropriate distance, that constituting an attractive, lovely interval, but it is not always easy to maintain such an interval, for various reasons, such as crowding, or the rapidity of the leash holder's pace. |
| 10 | 628 | Two or three times I was jerked forward, and nearly fell. |
| 10 | 629 | The leash was often taut. |
| 10 | 630 | I was conducted through several narrow passageways. |