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| 29 | 908 | The View more quotes about free">free woman laughed merrily, understanding the pit master's decision as constituting for her some sort of victory, particularly given the disgruntlement of the guard. |
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| 29 | 905 | "Sir!" protested one of the pit guards, he who had for a time held the free woman's leash. |
| 29 | 906 | "No," said the pit master, his decision having been made. |
| 29 | 907 | The free woman, it seemed, would not soon be in a cell, or even an ample-sized, low-ceilinged kennel, one which might be on the guard's rounds, one to which he might hold the key. |
| 29 | 908 | The free woman laughed merrily, understanding the pit master's decision as constituting for her some sort of victory, particularly given the disgruntlement of the guard. |
| 29 | 909 | "Perhaps later," said the pit master to the guard. |
| 29 | 910 | "We shall see". |
| 29 | 911 | "Our business here is done," said the clerk, he having signed over the prisoner to the pit master. |