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| 41 | 143 | I View more quotes about wondered">wondered what he had been doing in the garden. |
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| 41 | 140 | I heard the bolts thrown in the locks. |
| 41 | 141 | In this house we were not to speak after the nineteenth Ahn. |
| 41 | 142 | I recalled the tall, long-haired man. |
| 41 | 143 | I wondered what he had been doing in the garden. |
| 41 | 144 | He was apparently known in the house, but I had not seen him before. |
| 41 | 145 | How I had leaped to his touch, how I had obeyed him! How I must have amused him, in his arms, I so unable to conceal myself from him. |
| 41 | 146 | How well he knew me now, as the slave I was! He had frightened me, with his questions. |