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| 29 | 328 | She uttered View more quotes about another">another sound, her body writhing in terror. |
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| 29 | 325 | "That is two sounds," said Cabot. |
| 29 | 326 | The slave squirmed in protest, in terror. |
| 29 | 327 | The head of the beast was something like a yard from them. |
| 29 | 328 | She uttered another sound, her body writhing in terror. |
| 29 | 329 | "That is one sound," said Cabot. |
| 29 | 330 | He then put the slave over his shoulder, her head to the rear, as slaves are commonly carried, and bent down to pick up his stick. |
| 29 | 331 | He turned, and hit the large head twice, lightly, playfully, on the side. |