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| 41 | 491 | The prisoners were View more quotes about struggling">struggling, bent over. |
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| 41 | 488 | Not only was I not his, but he and Axel of Argentum, his fellow, were prisoners here, it seemed, as much as I. |
| 41 | 489 | He had scorned me. |
| 41 | 490 | Now it was my opportunity to scorn, and torture, him I then became aware, lifting my head a little, that Donna, two guards, and the four prisoners, the Panther Women, Darla, Tuza, Emerald, and Hiza, had returned to the camp. |
| 41 | 491 | The prisoners were struggling, bent over. |
| 41 | 492 | Each, on her back, bore a large bundle of firewood. |
| 41 | 493 | It pleased me to see the proud Panther Women laboring, as might common slaves. |
| 41 | 494 | I heard a panther roar, from somewhere in the forest. |