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| 7 | 849 | View more quotes about once">Once I almost cried out with misery, for the path to my desired destination lay across a dark street, down which, a hundred yards or so away, I could see the center of the village, where, about the village fire, were seated several men, villagers and my master, and his men. |
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| 7 | 846 | I continued to keep largely under huts. |
| 7 | 847 | Too, I often crawled now. |
| 7 | 848 | In this way I hoped to be less conspicuous, to be more difficult to detect. |
| 7 | 849 | Once I almost cried out with misery, for the path to my desired destination lay across a dark street, down which, a hundred yards or so away, I could see the center of the village, where, about the village fire, were seated several men, villagers and my master, and his men. |
| 7 | 850 | On my belly I inched across this street and then, gratefully, slipped again into the shadows among and beneath the huts. |
| 7 | 851 | For the moment I was again safe. |
| 7 | 852 | I darted to my feet and fled deeply into the shadows. |