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| 4 | 622 | After that I will tether you for the View more quotes about night">night". |
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| 4 | 619 | Feiqa walked behind me, slowly, weary, heeling me, her body sore, her tiny tunic held over her left shoulder. |
| 4 | 620 | Near the wagoners' camp I turned to face her. |
| 4 | 621 | "Before you retire," I said, "I have business for you in my blankets. |
| 4 | 622 | After that I will tether you for the night". |
| 4 | 623 | "Yes, Master," she smiled. |
| 4 | 624 | In a few moments we had come to the wagon of the fellow who had given us a ride earlier. |
| 4 | 625 | Near the wagon, naked, chained by the neck to the back, right wheel, was the peasant girl, Tula. |