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| 15 | 601 | When View more quotes about neither">neither the guard nor Techne were looking I stole berries from her buckets, to put in mine, handfuls. |
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| 15 | 598 | She was young. |
| 15 | 599 | She was a lovely slave, though fresh to the collar. |
| 15 | 600 | The sun was warm and its heat went through me, and I stretched happily. |
| 15 | 601 | When neither the guard nor Techne were looking I stole berries from her buckets, to put in mine, handfuls. |
| 15 | 602 | Why should I work as hard as she? Also, when they were not looking, I placed berries in my mouth, taking care that the juices not stain my lips, revealing that I had eaten them. |
| 15 | 603 | I had done this sort of thing often before, when I had picked berries for Targo's caravans. |
| 15 | 604 | Ute and the guard had never seen. |