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| 42 | 276 | I could no View more quotes about longer">longer articulate speech. |
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| 42 | 273 | A slave may be held with perfection by even so slight a bond. |
| 42 | 274 | I was then knelt before a thwart near the tiller. |
| 42 | 275 | A heavy wadding was then placed in my mouth and fastened in place. |
| 42 | 276 | I could no longer articulate speech. |
| 42 | 277 | I could then make only the tiniest of helpless sounds. |
| 42 | 278 | They needed have no fear that I might cry out, interfering with their plans. |
| 42 | 279 | "Help me on board," said Seremides, "and cast off". |