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| 15 | 398 | "View more quotes about look">Look at me," I had laughed, so clad, the cloth worker not about, and had said to Janina, turning about, "I am a free woman!" She, too, ascertaining the cloth worker was not about, had laughed. |
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| 15 | 395 | The jackets, belted, came to our thighs, and had hoods. |
| 15 | 396 | We also had a shawl and blanket. |
| 15 | 397 | Our feet were wrapped in thick cloths, and our legs, over the trousers, boot-like, were similarly swathed. |
| 15 | 398 | "Look at me," I had laughed, so clad, the cloth worker not about, and had said to Janina, turning about, "I am a free woman!" She, too, ascertaining the cloth worker was not about, had laughed. |
| 15 | 399 | There were no free women in Shipcamp, unless they might be of the Pani. |
| 15 | 400 | Even to joke about being a free woman might garner a slave a lashing. |
| 15 | 401 | Surely she should know better. |