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| 9 | 568 | After our meal the View more quotes about true">true work of our day begins. |
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| 9 | 565 | In the middle of the morning we return to the hut of Thurnus, where pans of slave gruel have been put out for us, beneath the hut. |
| 9 | 566 | This gruel must be eaten, and the pans licked clean. |
| 9 | 567 | In the manner of peasant slave girls we kneel or lie upon our bellies and may not use our hands. |
| 9 | 568 | After our meal the true work of our day begins. |
| 9 | 569 | There is water to be carried, wood to be gathered and fields to be tended. |
| 9 | 570 | Many and various, and long, are the tasks of a peasant village. |
| 9 | 571 | Upon slave girls do most of these tasks devolve. |