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| 11 | 525 | View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes the tavern keepers blind or mutilate them as well, that they be more piteous, and their earnings accordingly increased. |
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| 11 | 522 | When an individual is hamstrung he is often taken to a city where he is left, that he may, if he can, earn his living by begging. |
| 11 | 523 | Sometimes tavern keepers gather several such unfortunates together, enslave them, and keep their beggings for themselves. |
| 11 | 524 | A slave with a tharlarion wagon puts them about the city in the morning and picks them up at night. |
| 11 | 525 | Sometimes the tavern keepers blind or mutilate them as well, that they be more piteous, and their earnings accordingly increased. |
| 11 | 526 | Verna was looking at Marlenus with horror. |
| 11 | 527 | "Let the outlaw be hamstrung," said Marlenus. |
| 11 | 528 | Two huntsmen threw Verna forward, holding her head toward the ground. |