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| 20 | 986 | But then, not unoften, it View more quotes about seems">seems that it is the masters who have been most clever. |
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| 20 | 983 | If the guards noted that, they did not inquire as to the reason, and, indeed, perhaps they were well aware of the reason. |
| 20 | 984 | Perhaps it was they, under orders or not, who had dropped this information near the coffle, in conversation, knowing that it would, at the first opportunity, course like wildfire along the chain. |
| 20 | 985 | Sometimes we think we are clever. |
| 20 | 986 | But then, not unoften, it seems that it is the masters who have been most clever. |
| 20 | 987 | It makes one feel vulnerable. |
| 20 | 988 | But then one is no more than a slave. |
| 20 | 989 | "I do not want to go to Cos or Tyros," whispered the girl behind her. |