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| 27 | 287 | "Does he want me to run away?" She View more quotes about squirmed">squirmed, and turned to her back, looking up at the moons. |
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| 27 | 284 | After she had kissed, and opened, and prepared the blankets of the men, her master's last, as was proper, she lay down beside him, her master, at his thigh. |
| 27 | 285 | He did not bracelet her again, nor did he fix slave hobbles on her ankles. |
| 27 | 286 | "I could run away," she thought to herself. |
| 27 | 287 | "Does he want me to run away?" She squirmed, and turned to her back, looking up at the moons. |
| 27 | 288 | "Or is he so arrogantly sure of me, that he knows I would not dare to run away? To be sure, there is nowhere to run. |
| 27 | 289 | There are the dangers of the grasslands, of animals, of starvation, of thirst, the danger of another collar, the danger of recapture and punishment, punishments whose severity I dare not even contemplate". |
| 27 | 290 | She touched her collar, and fingered the delicate scaring of her brand. |