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| 54 | 246 | "I View more quotes about shall">shall miss my former master, though," said the girl. |
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| 54 | 243 | Grunt had doubtless priced Wasnapohdi as high as he did in order that the young man might never again be tempted to lightly dispose of such a property. |
| 54 | 244 | Yet I think this precaution was not truly necessary on Grunt's part. |
| 54 | 245 | I did not think that Waiyeyeca, now having come again into the ownership of his former childhood slave, would ever be likely to let her go again. |
| 54 | 246 | "I shall miss my former master, though," said the girl. |
| 54 | 247 | "Though he was strict with me, as is fitting, for I am a slave, he, too, was very kind to me". |
| 54 | 248 | "He saved your life at the summer camp," I said, "putting you on a tether and enforcing slave sanctions upon you, to lead you to safety". |
| 54 | 249 | "I know," she said. |