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| 43 | 249 | Vas of Anango View more quotes about lifted">lifted me, carried me, unsteadily, almost losing his balance, to the canopy, and deposited me within its folds. |
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| 43 | 246 | Its drenched sides were shaking and snapping in the wind, and water must have seeped under its curtains. |
| 43 | 247 | Nonetheless, I would be grateful for any attention. |
| 43 | 248 | I would be particularly grateful for a blanket, even if, as was likely, it would be damp. |
| 43 | 249 | Vas of Anango lifted me, carried me, unsteadily, almost losing his balance, to the canopy, and deposited me within its folds. |
| 43 | 250 | Talena, free of bonds, covered in a blanket, was sitting to one side, her knees drawn up under her chin, her arms about her knees. |
| 43 | 251 | Euphrosyne, bound hand and foot, and gagged, covered, half lay to my right. |
| 43 | 252 | Vas of Anango put a blanket about me, rudely, roughly, and withdrew through the rain-pelted curtains. |