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| 43 | 390 | From this View more quotes about point">point I could easily escape into the night. |
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| 43 | 387 | They, I noted, like warriors of the Kaiila, and of the red savages generally, apparently slept naked. |
| 43 | 388 | The slaves of such warriors, too, are often slept naked, particularly when they are within arm's reach of their masters. |
| 43 | 389 | At the end of the promenade, by the last few lodges, I again stopped the kaiila. |
| 43 | 390 | From this point I could easily escape into the night. |
| 43 | 391 | "Please be silent, Lady Iwoso!" I called to the Yellow-Knife maiden. |
| 43 | 392 | She saw fit, however, as I had conjectured, to ignore my suggestion, well-intended though it might have been. |
| 43 | 393 | I could now see more than one man running after us. |