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| 3 | 800 | In a few View more quotes about moments">moments the small fire had been rekindled, and I was permitted to kneel, where the firelight played upon me, the men, eleven as I now counted, sitting back from the fire. |
| 3 | 801 | I could see some small tents, and some paraphernalia of the camp, to my left. |
| 3 | 802 | I also saw six women, stripped, their hands tied behind them, on a single neck rope, stretched between two stakes, to which each end was fastened. |
| 3 | 803 | 'I am the slave Publia,' I said, 'separated from my master, Flavius of Brundisium, in the troubles at Ar, seeking to be returned to him. |
| 3 | 804 | '" The name Flavius is a common name in the middle latitudes of Gor, at Ar, and elsewhere. |
| 3 | 805 | I supposed the name had come to her mind, given her name, Flavia, which name, as would be expected, is similarly well known in such areas. |
| 3 | 806 | It is not unknown, of course, that a slave might strive desperately to be returned to her master. |