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| 19 | 536 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen was then lowered into the last basket. |
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| 19 | 533 | In such encumbrances they must learn to respond to a variety of signals, for example, mere touches on an arm, guiding them, or, alternatively, verbal commands which, even though they can see nothing, they must obey with alacrity. |
| 19 | 534 | The least hesitation or tentativeness is cause for discipline. |
| 19 | 535 | In this way, it is possible to conduct a frightened, blindfolded slave even through narrow, twisting, intricate passages at a brisk pace. |
| 19 | 536 | Ellen was then lowered into the last basket. |
| 19 | 537 | In it, other than herself, there was only a blanket, a small loaf of bread, flat, and round, like most Gorean loaves, and a small bota, presumably filled with water. |
| 19 | 538 | The basket, as it was a cargo basket, had no seat or bench. |
| 19 | 539 | It was woven of stout fibers, generally an inch or better in width. |