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| 37 | 222 | "No," said the View more quotes about captain">captain, smiling, "though we have purchased some local slaves, for transportation to the islands". |
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| 37 | 219 | "One is a slave garment," he said, "which seems more locally cultural than her current tunic, and the other is a coiling of chain and rings, which, I am told, is a sirik". |
| 37 | 220 | The stranger accepted the small package, a slave tunic, within which was wrapped a sirik. |
| 37 | 221 | "Do you wish her current tunic back?" asked the stranger. |
| 37 | 222 | "No," said the captain, smiling, "though we have purchased some local slaves, for transportation to the islands". |
| 37 | 223 | I did not understand the smile of Captain Nakamura, as he seemed, on the whole, a rather undemonstrative, reserved fellow. |
| 37 | 224 | To be sure, I am informed by the stranger that these fellows are much freer in emotion, teasing, joking, and such, when amongst one another. |
| 37 | 225 | The slave, who had her head down, I thought was smiling, as well. |