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| 25 | 483 | She was thirsty, and she did not View more quotes about doubt">doubt but what this state was common on the chain. |
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| 25 | 480 | Following the wastes vessel was the slave with the water. |
| 25 | 481 | Each slave in the chain, following her use of the wastes vessel, must kneel and drink from the dipper, draining it. |
| 25 | 482 | Ellen looked forward to the water. |
| 25 | 483 | She was thirsty, and she did not doubt but what this state was common on the chain. |
| 25 | 484 | Soon, mercifully, the thirst of the chain would be assuaged. |
| 25 | 485 | More importantly, she supposed, from the point of view of the keepers, the appearance of the girls would be freshened and improved. |
| 25 | 486 | It is common to water stock, she knew, prior to its sale. |