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| 18 | 819 | But she saw View more quotes about little">little that seemed likely to have precipitated this response. |
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| 18 | 816 | "Perhaps one day, fine lady," thought Ellen, "you will wear a skimpy tunic with no nether closure, and a collar, and be doing the laundry at the pools! Then let the fine ladies look at you on your knees, working! We will see if you are such a fine lady then!" Suddenly, to her surprise, she heard, to her right, Corinne gasp. |
| 18 | 817 | Ellen looked over, curious, frightened, and saw Corinne's eyes wide, looking toward the street, her small, delicate hand before her mouth. |
| 18 | 818 | Ellen looked then toward the street, to see what might have produced this effect in her new friend. |
| 18 | 819 | But she saw little that seemed likely to have precipitated this response. |
| 18 | 820 | Ellen looked about, and made certain no guardsmen were present. |
| 18 | 821 | "What is wrong?" she whispered to Corinne. |
| 18 | 822 | "Look!" whispered Corinne. |