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| 25 | 964 | I View more quotes about trust">trust, she thought wildly, that neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious are among the buyers. |
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| 25 | 961 | She tried to reach back to her hair, twisting, sobbing. |
| 25 | 962 | "Place your wrists behind you, crossed," said the auctioneer, and Ellen, the slave, complied, bound by the will of the master. |
| 25 | 963 | She was then turned about, from side to side, that the men might better see. |
| 25 | 964 | I trust, she thought wildly, that neither Mirus nor Selius Arconious are among the buyers. |
| 25 | 965 | Surely they must not see me so, not exhibited thusly! Clearly the men were enflamed at the sight of the helpless, displayed slave. |
| 25 | 966 | "Eleven!" she heard. |
| 25 | 967 | "Twelve!" "Thirteen!" "Fourteen!" "Fifteen!" There was then again a lull in the bidding. |