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| 19 | 946 | I could see the View more quotes about darkness">darkness inside the cloak, and sometimes, as I was turned toward the sun, the coloring of it, red, and light through the tiny openings in the weaving. |
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| 19 | 943 | "Master?" I heard some men laugh, doubtless passers-by. |
| 19 | 944 | But then, in moments, my feet off the ground, my arms and legs clutched about him, I began to gasp. |
| 19 | 945 | Then, a little later, he lowered me to the ground and, mercifully, bundled my head in his cloak, only then permitting me to open my eyes. |
| 19 | 946 | I could see the darkness inside the cloak, and sometimes, as I was turned toward the sun, the coloring of it, red, and light through the tiny openings in the weaving. |
| 19 | 947 | And then, shortly thereafter, as he took me again from myself, as men can, and mastered me, I began to kick and squeak. |
| 19 | 948 | After a time he was through with me. |
| 19 | 949 | "Close your eyes," he said. |