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| 39 | 479 | I trusted that Tula, Mila, and View more quotes about myself">myself would not be the only pack animals in camp. |
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| 39 | 476 | Yes, I thought, "our work," the work which befits such as we, the work which is ours, fit for Tula, Mila, and myself, the work of slaves. |
| 39 | 477 | I hoped the mistresses would also be made to bear burdens. |
| 39 | 478 | Such may be done in coffle. |
| 39 | 479 | I trusted that Tula, Mila, and myself would not be the only pack animals in camp. |
| 39 | 480 | I noted that the coffle had now exited the camp. |
| 39 | 481 | It was from that direction that the earlier attack had sprung. |
| 39 | 482 | I looked about. |