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| 21 | 625 | Too, of View more quotes about course">course, one could see, in front, the dependent chain, the wrist rings and ankle rings, and such. |
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| 21 | 622 | In another moment another figure, also in sirik, was produced. |
| 21 | 623 | The sturdy collar of the sirik, from which the central vertical chain depended, could not be seen on her in front, or at the sides, because of her veil. |
| 21 | 624 | One could see it, of course, at the back of her neck, below the white, scarflike turban. |
| 21 | 625 | Too, of course, one could see, in front, the dependent chain, the wrist rings and ankle rings, and such. |
| 21 | 626 | I saw the figure's eyes, frightened, meet mine as she was drawn forth, with small, hurried steps. |
| 21 | 627 | She was put on her knees before Aemilianus. |
| 21 | 628 | She looked to one side and saw the former Lady Publia, naked, in sirik, terrified, lying on her belly, on the deck. |