| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 46 | 166 | "No, Masters! View more quotes about please">Please, no, Masters!" cried the slave. |
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| 46 | 163 | "He acknowledges deceit, and fraud!" "No," said the magician. |
| 46 | 164 | The officer turned away, disgusted. |
| 46 | 165 | "Fetch your grain of rice," said the magician, quietly. |
| 46 | 166 | "No, Masters! Please, no, Masters!" cried the slave. |
| 46 | 167 | The officer had then turned back. |
| 46 | 168 | "Examine it, and place it yourself on the forehead of the slave," said the magician. |
| 46 | 169 | It did not take long for a grain of rice to be brought to the officer, who examined it closely, and then, satisfied, holding it between two fingers, placed it carefully on the forehead of the miserable slave. |