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| 24 | 199 | And I View more quotes about supposed">supposed she would now be silent, appropriately so, perfectly so, forbidden speech. |
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| 24 | 196 | One of the Pani youth had come up behind her, probably unnoticed, caught her speaking, and struck her, several times, swiftly, about the left arm and neck. |
| 24 | 197 | She had her head down then. |
| 24 | 198 | She looked neither to the right nor left. |
| 24 | 199 | And I supposed she would now be silent, appropriately so, perfectly so, forbidden speech. |
| 24 | 200 | And she might hope that she had not been noted in such a way that she might be whipped at the journey's end. |
| 24 | 201 | What might Pertinax be to her, or she to him? I should mention one thing which I found of great interest, in the matter of the coffle. |
| 24 | 202 | It may be recalled that amongst the slaves of the Venna keeping area, supposedly the area of higher slaves, there had been a certain number of slaves which, when brought to the open deck, had been invariably hooded. |