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| 18 | 834 | She had then been instructed as to how she View more quotes about might">might move pathetically, provocatively within such an environment. |
| 18 | 835 | It had seemed to her that one needed no instruction as to how to act pathetically in such a confinement, for in such an environment she certainly felt, and was, pathetically helpless. |
| 18 | 836 | Too, she was not clear, as well, how one could even occupy such a close, inhibitory prison, even trying to remain still, without being provocative. |
| 18 | 837 | Clearly she would be seen as a netted "catch". |
| 18 | 838 | There were also open slave sacks of woven, metal cable, cables a quarter of an inch in thickness, some silverish, some black, some steel-colored, with apertures in the form of two to four-inch diamonds, which could be padlocked shut at the top. |
| 18 | 839 | She wondered what the woman in the palanquin would look like, stripped, eyes wide, terrified, confined in such a sack, crouching there, her fingers hooked through the apertures. |
| 18 | 840 | Perhaps then, Ellen thought, she would not be so weary, so bored. |