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| 7 | 933 | "View more quotes about thus">Thus," said Cuwignaka, "Bloketu would be important, being the daughter of such a man, and even Iwoso, only a slave, would become celebrated amongst several tribes, serving as a maiden in so rich a household". |
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| 7 | 930 | I smiled. |
| 7 | 931 | The location of large herds of kaiila is sometimes marked by the presence of circling, swarming fleer. |
| 7 | 932 | They come to feed on the insects stirred up in the grass, activated by the movements of the beasts' paws. |
| 7 | 933 | "Thus," said Cuwignaka, "Bloketu would be important, being the daughter of such a man, and even Iwoso, only a slave, would become celebrated amongst several tribes, serving as a maiden in so rich a household". |
| 7 | 934 | I laughed. |
| 7 | 935 | "It is easy to see why Bloketu and Iwoso might have been hesitant to speak of this aspect of the matter," I said, "seeing what profits might accrue to them". |
| 7 | 936 | "Particularly," smiled Cuwignaka, "since matters, at this time, are, I gather, so uncertain and tentative". |