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| 24 | 561 | She then, for the View more quotes about first">first time in her dance, seemed to notice the bells tied on her left ankle, and the sounds they made. |
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| 24 | 558 | Surely, as she looked upon it, with awe and dismay, it must suggest the bracelet of a slave. |
| 24 | 559 | It seemed then, given the conclusion of her second appearance on the sand, that she, captured, had been in the interim embonded. |
| 24 | 560 | Surely her movements suggested those of a new slave, timid, frightened, trying to understand what it would mean to be owned. |
| 24 | 561 | She then, for the first time in her dance, seemed to notice the bells tied on her left ankle, and the sounds they made. |
| 24 | 562 | She seemed to cry out in misery and despair, and hardly seemed to move. |
| 24 | 563 | Surely she must be embonded now, for upon her there were slave bells. |
| 24 | 564 | But, too, of course, in examining the bells she had revealed her leg, the left leg, the brand leg, through the parting in the swirling skirt of scarlet slave silk. |