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| 50 | 364 | Then, to my unease, I View more quotes about realized">realized the likely explanation for the width of the plankings. |
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| 50 | 361 | There might then be, I realized, groups within groups, or groups apart from groups. |
| 50 | 362 | A tug on my leash ring informed me that I was to follow my captor, who, to my relief, chose to avail himself of the wooden walkway. |
| 50 | 363 | As I climbed the steps of the stairway I wondered a little at the breadth of the steps. |
| 50 | 364 | Then, to my unease, I realized the likely explanation for the width of the plankings. |
| 50 | 365 | Such a footing would be suitable for conducting coffles of bound, blindfolded slaves. |
| 50 | 366 | I was soon at the height of the stairway, on the broad, wooden platform from which the stairway descended. |
| 50 | 367 | At each side of this platform was a post to which was attached a slave ring. |