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| 22 | 462 | I View more quotes about felt">felt sorry for her, that she should be ignominiously confined in the hold with no more company than a slave girl. |
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| 22 | 459 | Perhaps she has wondered what she would look like—in a collar, or chained". |
| 22 | 460 | She made no response to this. |
| 22 | 461 | We were alone in the darkness. |
| 22 | 462 | I felt sorry for her, that she should be ignominiously confined in the hold with no more company than a slave girl. |
| 22 | 463 | But then perhaps she preferred even such company, to the lonely terrors of a dark hold. |
| 22 | 464 | One could hear the water about the hull, the creak of the timbers. |
| 22 | 465 | Outside, from time to time, from the movement of ships, the cries of men, the hiss of catapults, it was clear that men were still at their games, that war was still afoot on the deep, green precincts of beautiful Thassa, the sea. |