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| 30 | 184 | While they ate, she View more quotes about knelt">knelt down beside their blankets, kissed them, shook them out and folded them, and placed them in the wagon. |
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| 30 | 181 | Before dawn, the next day, Portus Canio came to her, sponged her back, and her body, with a damp rag, cooling her and cleaning her, and freed her. |
| 30 | 182 | Unbidden, she set about her duties. |
| 30 | 183 | She tidied the camp, built the fire, set up the cooking rods, boiled water, and prepared breakfast for the men. |
| 30 | 184 | While they ate, she knelt down beside their blankets, kissed them, shook them out and folded them, and placed them in the wagon. |
| 30 | 185 | When she was finished she returned to the vicinity of the fire. |
| 30 | 186 | There were now two shallow pans there, one filled with water, the other with a handful of moist gruel. |
| 30 | 187 | "Thank you, Masters," she whispered. |