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| 38 | 260 | The column of View more quotes about camp">camp slaves, and others, had now been formed. |
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| 38 | 257 | Considerations of these sorts, of course, as a matter of economics, appertain to any sort of goods, the value of which is likely to fluctuate according to the condition of the market. |
| 38 | 258 | "They are nearly ready," I said to Pertinax. |
| 38 | 259 | "I see," he said. |
| 38 | 260 | The column of camp slaves, and others, had now been formed. |
| 38 | 261 | Pani were now tying their hands behind their backs, and putting them on a long rope, which was strung from neck to neck. |
| 38 | 262 | It was thus they would ascend the ramp. |
| 38 | 263 | They did not know to what they were being taken but neither, too, did other animals already boarded, tarsk and verr. |