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| 22 | 669 | The men View more quotes about stood">stood on the sand and watched them depart. |
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| 22 | 666 | Rim, followed by Cara, turned about and went to a longboat. |
| 22 | 667 | Verna's women, one by one, were now taking leave of those of my men, whom they had served. |
| 22 | 668 | They, some weeping, some turning about, tears in their eyes, lifting their hands, bade crewmen farewell. |
| 22 | 669 | The men stood on the sand and watched them depart. |
| 22 | 670 | Some lifted their hands to them. |
| 22 | 671 | Then suddenly one girl turned from the forest and fled to a crewman, kneeling before him, back on her heels, head down, arms extended, wrists crossed as though for binding. |
| 22 | 672 | He gestured that she should rise and get into a longboat. |