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| 29 | 136 | It consisted of horizontal View more quotes about poles">poles, some four inches thick. |
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| 29 | 133 | Then she was dragged, stumbling, perforce, trying not to fall, behind her impatient, precipitate master. |
| 29 | 134 | The tarsk pen, with its shed, was in ruins. |
| 29 | 135 | But there was, at one side, the remains of the pen's siding. |
| 29 | 136 | It consisted of horizontal poles, some four inches thick. |
| 29 | 137 | Here Selius Arconious angrily kicked away two of the lower horizontal poles, and left one horizontal pole in place, which was about four feet above the leaves, wood chips, rotted straw, and turf. |
| 29 | 138 | "Master, please!" said the slave. |
| 29 | 139 | She was forced down on her knees before the pole, facing it, and the interior of the pen, and then, in a moment, her wrists were lashed to the pole. |