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| 5 | 637 | I View more quotes about must">must not make my serious concerns too obvious. |
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| 5 | 634 | Occasionally one was opened, even generations after its closure, that it might be reused, and the lingering stench might still overcome even a strong man. |
| 5 | 635 | Usually these pits were tended by male slaves, with shovels, with the lower parts of their faces wrapped in scarves. |
| 5 | 636 | "The walls of Ar," I said, "are doubtless being rebuilt". |
| 5 | 637 | I must not make my serious concerns too obvious. |
| 5 | 638 | "With soaring hearts and singing," said a fellow. |
| 5 | 639 | "And the flute girls who so tormented and mocked the earlier dismantlers of the walls?" I asked. |
| 5 | 640 | "Collared, naked, sweating, under the lash," said a fellow, "they now struggle to bear stones to the builders". |