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| 35 | 190 | "And do not View more quotes about think">think you will not be worked heavily as well," he said. |
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| 35 | 187 | How could I truly know? Might I not be mistaken? Perhaps what I had heard was merely a similar voice? Might I then have conflated the two? It is easy to invent fictions which masquerade as memories, often plausibly, even vividly. |
| 35 | 188 | Memory itself, with its gaps, substitutions, and distortions, is often unreliable. |
| 35 | 189 | How painful can be its comings and goings, its games, tricks, and jests! And how can one distinguish between an authentic memory and a seeming memory? Falsity would not be falsity did it not hide under the claim of truth. |
| 35 | 190 | "And do not think you will not be worked heavily as well," he said. |
| 35 | 191 | "I will try to be pleasing to the masters in all ways," I said. |
| 35 | 192 | "Should you now be whipped?" he asked. |
| 35 | 193 | "That is the decision of the master," I said. |