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| 21 | 321 | Many View more quotes about stood">stood by the rail, looking toward the land, their cheeks stained with tears. |
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| 21 | 318 | They knelt piteously, and extended their hands to mariners. |
| 21 | 319 | They, too, longed to go ashore, to feel water about their ankles, to feel sand beneath their bared feet, to touch a stone, grass, a living tree. |
| 21 | 320 | There were moans amongst them, and sobbing. |
| 21 | 321 | Many stood by the rail, looking toward the land, their cheeks stained with tears. |
| 21 | 322 | Those who had been kept below, even during the days of maximum liberty, had been mostly those who, when permitted on deck, had always been hooded. |
| 21 | 323 | It seemed unlikely to me that the hooded slaves, however beautiful they might be, would be that much more beautiful than their chain sisters, in either the Venna or Kasra keeping areas. |
| 21 | 324 | The concealment of beauty, of course, might be only one motivation for hooding a slave. |