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| 50 | 693 | In a few Ehn, View more quotes about obviously">obviously fuming with displeasure, but holding a small bowl, which she had dipped briefly and angrily into the feed trough, the gowned slave, apparently named 'Ubara' as an insult or joke, entered the kennel. |
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| 50 | 690 | "Now," said the guard. |
| 50 | 691 | "Yes, Master," she said. |
| 50 | 692 | Several of the slaves in the kennel, and some of those outside, laughed delightedly, apparently gratified by the discomfiture of the lovely, olive-skinned slave. |
| 50 | 693 | In a few Ehn, obviously fuming with displeasure, but holding a small bowl, which she had dipped briefly and angrily into the feed trough, the gowned slave, apparently named 'Ubara' as an insult or joke, entered the kennel. |
| 50 | 694 | Several of her kennel sisters laughed. |
| 50 | 695 | "She-sleen!" said the gowned slave. |
| 50 | 696 | "Feed the barbarian, low slave!" laughed a girl. |