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| 41 | 371 | Some View more quotes about believe">believe that a slave is chained at night, or caged, or kenneled, that she not escape, but others believe it is largely to prevent her theft. |
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| 41 | 368 | I, too, expected to spend the night on a chain, or roped helplessly, as I had been on the trek to Tarncamp from the coast. |
| 41 | 369 | But I was a slave. |
| 41 | 370 | Such things are not unusual where a slave is concerned. |
| 41 | 371 | Some believe that a slave is chained at night, or caged, or kenneled, that she not escape, but others believe it is largely to prevent her theft. |
| 41 | 372 | I think the explanation is even simpler; it is to remind her that she is a slave. |
| 41 | 373 | I stood a few feet away. |
| 41 | 374 | "I must see to Homines," said Axel. |