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| 22 | 554 | It was not as View more quotes about though">though someone had sent her for wine and she had been dilatory in returning. |
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| 22 | 551 | Ellen did not want to be caught with an empty pitcher and the vat empty, perhaps for Ehn, even an Ahn, until its supply might be replenished. |
| 22 | 552 | She could wait near the vat on the other hand, until it was once more full. |
| 22 | 553 | No one could be angry about that. |
| 22 | 554 | It was not as though someone had sent her for wine and she had been dilatory in returning. |
| 22 | 555 | And, of course, she had no access to the other vats in the camp, for they were guarded jealously by their own vat masters, with their own assigned slaves. |
| 22 | 556 | And so Ellen returned to the vat, stopping on the way to serve two men. |
| 22 | 557 | She wondered if Mirus had recognized her. |