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| 11 | 760 | The men in the silver View more quotes about ship">ship had doubtless been of another world, not this one. |
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| 11 | 757 | I rolled onto my belly in the straw and picked up a bit of straw and poked at the floor with it. |
| 11 | 758 | Odd, I thought, how Elinor Brinton, she who had been so rich, so elegant, so arrogant, she who had been of Park Avenue, she who had owned the Maserati, was now, on a distant world, only this, a common slave, naked, on her belly in straw, steel plating beneath it, behind heavy bars, caged, merchandise. |
| 11 | 759 | I had no hope of returning to Earth. |
| 11 | 760 | The men in the silver ship had doubtless been of another world, not this one. |
| 11 | 761 | I had seen no ships, nor men, such as they, on this world. |
| 11 | 762 | Besides, for all I knew, they might be even more terrible, and fierce, than those of the black ship. |
| 11 | 763 | I had no desire to meet them. |