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| 21 | 129 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen supposed that little might matter to them now but food, sleep and commands. |
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| 21 | 126 | Beside him, chained to him, was Fel Doron! Ellen hurried on, miserable. |
| 21 | 127 | How awry had turned out the brave adventure of Portus Canio! "Thus to the enemies of Cos!" called out their attendant, spitting toward the group of prisoners, or slaves. |
| 21 | 128 | More than one of them lifted their heads, but they seemed not fully to comprehend, or mind, the passing jibe. |
| 21 | 129 | Ellen supposed that little might matter to them now but food, sleep and commands. |
| 21 | 130 | How complete was the victory of Cos! And what a small part of their victory was the slave called 'Ellen', as incidental to it as an appropriated tarsk! Ellen quickly turned her head away from the kneeling captives, or slaves, put it down and brushed her hair to the side. |
| 21 | 131 | She did not wish to be recognized by either Portus Canio or Fel Doron. |
| 21 | 132 | Surely Portus Canio was miserable enough. |