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| 12 | 846 | The View more quotes about arrangement">arrangement of the veils suggested that they were merely tied about her features, and not pinned. |
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| 12 | 843 | There, a few feet to my right, there hung, suspended from a heavy chain, fixed in the ceiling, a narrow, conical-topped, cylindrical cage. |
| 12 | 844 | It was perhaps some six feet in height, and some two to three feet in diameter. |
| 12 | 845 | In this cage, standing within it, veiled, in robes of concealment, was a woman. |
| 12 | 846 | The arrangement of the veils suggested that they were merely tied about her features, and not pinned. |
| 12 | 847 | Her robes of concealment seemed soiled and, at the hems, were torn. |
| 12 | 848 | Her small hands grasped the bars of the cage. |
| 12 | 849 | It was these she had, it seemed, futilely tested from time to time. |