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| 50 | 290 | I View more quotes about squirmed">squirmed, trying to avoid the pebbles. |
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| 50 | 287 | They were not equipped with the weights and cords, the water-tight cabinets for marking tools and charts, used by the fellows who regularly plotted, and sounded, the river's sometimes treacherous depths and channels. |
| 50 | 288 | "Master?" I said, gazing across the broad, shimmering waters. |
| 50 | 289 | "Oh!" I cried, taken by the hair and flung down, on my back on the beach. |
| 50 | 290 | I squirmed, trying to avoid the pebbles. |
| 50 | 291 | "Master!" I said. |
| 50 | 292 | But several coils of rope were tying my ankles together and then more rope was being tied about my calves and thighs. |
| 50 | 293 | I was then put to my stomach, and I felt the small key inserted into the locks of the slave bracelets, and they were removed and, I suppose, placed in his wallet or pack. |