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| 25 | 252 | The View more quotes about slaves">slaves must then drink liberally from the large dipper, draining it, for this freshens their appearance and pleasantly rounds the belly. |
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| 25 | 249 | This reduces the possibilities of accidents on the block, brought about perhaps by consternation or terror. |
| 25 | 250 | Even so most blocks, in the gentle, circular depression toward their center, worn by the passing of so many small, bared feet, are furnished with sawdust. |
| 25 | 251 | Following the passing along of the wastes vessel, over which the slaves must squat and relieve themselves in order, a girl brings a bucket and dipper with water. |
| 25 | 252 | The slaves must then drink liberally from the large dipper, draining it, for this freshens their appearance and pleasantly rounds the belly. |
| 25 | 253 | That liquid, of course, will not have time to pass through their body before their sale. |
| 25 | 254 | Ellen's attention was drawn to a slave in the lane to her left. |
| 25 | 255 | That slave, like the others, was linked by the left wrist to the others in her group. |