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| 21 | 81 | If View more quotes about anything">anything, they were merely impatient with her, and thought she made too much of a fuss about things. |
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| 21 | 78 | Had I attempted to free her, it would have been as much an act of theft as if I had driven off the tharlarion wagon. |
| 21 | 79 | Moreover, these men bore the girl no animosity. |
| 21 | 80 | To them she was just another wench on their chain, perhaps more poorly trained and less docile than most. |
| 21 | 81 | If anything, they were merely impatient with her, and thought she made too much of a fuss about things. |
| 21 | 82 | They would not comprehend her feelings, her humiliation, her shame, her terror. |
| 21 | 83 | I supposed even the other girls, the other freight of the caravan, might think she made a bit too much of things. |
| 21 | 84 | After all, did a slave not expect the iron? And the whip? I saw the other girls some thirty yards away, in camisks, the cheapest of slave garments, laughing and talking to one another, disporting themselves as pleasurably as free maidens might have. |