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| 35 | 201 | Let the other two address View more quotes about themselves">themselves to less demanding tasks". |
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| 35 | 198 | I want our former leader to see that even tunic sluts are freer than she!" "The rope?" inquired Emerald. |
| 35 | 199 | "Remove it from Tula, but put her in rope shackles," said Tuza. |
| 35 | 200 | "She is an excellent cook. |
| 35 | 201 | Let the other two address themselves to less demanding tasks". |
| 35 | 202 | "But on the rope?" said Emerald. |
| 35 | 203 | "Certainly," said Tuza, "for one would not wish them to stray, to be eaten by panthers". |
| 35 | 204 | "We shall have a splendid time," said Tuza, "before we begin the trek". |