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| 8 | 508 | It is not that I was totally neglected, of View more quotes about course">course, which neglect would have produced utter anguish, but rather that my use was then restricted, or rationed. |
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| 8 | 505 | Too, I was ready, it seemed, to leave the house. |
| 8 | 506 | And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies. |
| 8 | 507 | Others, too, must be readied for departure. |
| 8 | 508 | It is not that I was totally neglected, of course, which neglect would have produced utter anguish, but rather that my use was then restricted, or rationed. |
| 8 | 509 | But, to be honest, not all the guards observed the schedules, the warnings, the cautions. |
| 8 | 510 | More than once, late at night, while others slept, I was awakened by a soft tapping on the bars and summoned forth from the kennel, to serve there before it, in the light of a dark lantern, thence to be returned to the kennel. |
| 8 | 511 | Gratefully had I crawled forth; reluctantly had I crawled back. |