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| 29 | 220 | "Do you wish to bear a burden View more quotes about yourself">yourself?" asked the leader. |
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| 29 | 217 | "Do not be concerned," said the leader. |
| 29 | 218 | "They are fearful, obedient little beasts. |
| 29 | 219 | Do you wish to do your own manual labor, to gather provender, to clear ground for a camp, to bring fire wood, to cook, to fetch soft boughs for our bedding, to wash talmits, and polish leather? Do you not enjoy having your feet cleaned with their tongues?" "One would have been enough," said she who had spoken, she of the green-and-brown talmit. |
| 29 | 220 | "Do you wish to bear a burden yourself?" asked the leader. |
| 29 | 221 | "I am a free woman!" said the other, angrily. |
| 29 | 222 | "And what other pack animals would bear burdens for us?" said the leader. |
| 29 | 223 | "Two, then," she said, "are enough!" I was then kicked in the side. |