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| 6 | 617 | "Her View more quotes about name">name is Phoebe," said the Bina, "and were she not veiled it would be easier to describe her to you, as she is frightfully homely". |
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| 6 | 614 | "I am looking for a girl from my village," said the Bina. |
| 6 | 615 | "I was told, by two fellows, peddlers, I think, whom I take to be of the merchants, that she may have come this way". |
| 6 | 616 | "Could you describe her?" asked Boots. |
| 6 | 617 | "Her name is Phoebe," said the Bina, "and were she not veiled it would be easier to describe her to you, as she is frightfully homely". |
| 6 | 618 | The girl under Boots's robes shook with fury. |
| 6 | 619 | "Still," said the newcomer, "you might have been able, nonetheless, to recognize her. |
| 6 | 620 | She is too short, too wide in the hips and has thick ankles". |