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| 25 | 265 | It was View more quotes about time">time, at Shipcamp, that the slaves of Kennel Five would be given their warm slave gruel, before they would be returned to their chains in the low, heavy enclosure. |
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| 25 | 262 | What if, in the darkness, I might inadvertently stumble into another stand of such hungry, alert growths? I was hungry, but saw nothing about to eat. |
| 25 | 263 | It seemed dark now, for the time of day. |
| 25 | 264 | The wind was rising, and some leaves fell from the nearby branches. |
| 25 | 265 | It was time, at Shipcamp, that the slaves of Kennel Five would be given their warm slave gruel, before they would be returned to their chains in the low, heavy enclosure. |
| 25 | 266 | Usually we were permitted to feed ourselves, but sometimes we must eat on all fours, head down, not using our hands. |
| 25 | 267 | This is useful in reminding a girl that she is a slave. |
| 25 | 268 | Often enough we are given bread and fruit. |