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| 39 | 467 | "Ai!" gasped Hiza, the View more quotes about last">last in the line. |
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| 39 | 464 | It was not as though they were prize kajirae, four-or-five-silver-tarsk girls, perhaps even some gold- piece girls, say, being disembarked from slave wagons, whose arrival in a city had been long awaited, perhaps even having been heralded by a great number of wall bills. |
| 39 | 465 | "Oh!" cried Emerald, startled. |
| 39 | 466 | She almost fell. |
| 39 | 467 | "Ai!" gasped Hiza, the last in the line. |
| 39 | 468 | Kajirae, of course, are familiar with such attentions, and may not object. |
| 39 | 469 | Emerald and Hiza, on the other hand, were free women. |
| 39 | 470 | I supposed Emerald and Hiza would be the first to be put upon the block, if that were the fate in store for them. |