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| 18 | 737 | "I do not View more quotes about understand">understand," said Jane. |
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| 18 | 734 | On the first day, as we were attached to the wagon, Jane and Eve had been in consternation that I could not speak with them. |
| 18 | 735 | "Speak to us!" said Jane. |
| 18 | 736 | "We are your friends!" I could do little more than shake my head, tears running from my eyes. |
| 18 | 737 | "I do not understand," said Jane. |
| 18 | 738 | "What is wrong?" Eve tried even to communicate in our native tongue, which you would understand to be a barbarian language. |
| 18 | 739 | Forgive me, Masters and Mistresses, it is, of course, a barbarian language! But she was seized by Trachinos, cuffed brutally, and thrown to the dirt, in her bracelets. |
| 18 | 740 | "Gorean!" he said. |