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| 25 | 200 | View more quotes about ellen">Ellen had learned in the coffle, days ago, that it was not wise to ask for more. |
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| 25 | 197 | Somewhat later Ellen's lane was fed. |
| 25 | 198 | A slave girl with a bucket of thickened slave gruel went down the line and those in the lane were permitted, one after the other, to reach into the bucket with their free hand, and were permitted to keep what they could hold in one hand. |
| 25 | 199 | A second girl, carrying a large, flat, wicker tray, brought wedges of bread, cut from flat, rounded loaves, and gave one to each slave. |
| 25 | 200 | Ellen had learned in the coffle, days ago, that it was not wise to ask for more. |
| 25 | 201 | The sales proceeded. |
| 25 | 202 | Ellen was thirsty, but she supposed that water would be provided later. |
| 25 | 203 | Certainly that was among the bits of information which had been secured by 115. |