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| 33 | 190 | No View more quotes about longer">longer am I in doubt as to what I am. |
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| 33 | 187 | This was a blow I had administered to her sometime ago, preparatory to questioning her in the matter of the attacked wagon train and column. |
| 33 | 188 | "I learned it, too," she said, "naked, in a yoke which had been fastened on me by red savages, when I was marched to the compound. |
| 33 | 189 | Mostly I have learned it here, in the long hours I have had to think, in the fields and in the compound. |
| 33 | 190 | No longer am I in doubt as to what I am. |
| 33 | 191 | I am a slave". |
| 33 | 192 | A thrill passed through the Waniyanpi women present, with the exception of Radish. |
| 33 | 193 | "Long ago," she said, "when you were free, and I had just been sentenced to a Waniyanpi compound, you refused to carry me off, making me your own slave. |