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oholdprisoner.ifreeperson,andi”areyouasuffragette”hreeasked.”ihunbeing,passes.”ybeinvirginiabutnothereinlegend.hereyoureasubject,justliketherestofus.””oh”kadysaid,oneeyebroene”

herfavoriteroothekit,,utterednoe

butafteradayandahalftoescape,shehadfailedasbadlyasriedtogetajobinlegend.shecertainlyhadtogiveittolethatwasobeyed.

fortheentirefirstday,kadyhadtriedtoesaostealahorseandride,shehadnoideaogo.

shead.

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thought,herfistschedatherside.telynothing.anotherdaylikethisandshewassure

judedeveraux

afterthefiveleftyesterdaying,kadyiofiroglyphsaofthistiperiodforever.allsheedibacktiniaandgregory.

soplainingistressofsoitthatleostbeautifulpiewasfuishedluxuriouslyina

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theenlookedfrootheother,thenbaarthasaid.”uchtolose.ourfathersen,soyself,”shesaiduster.”illgetoutofhere,youllsee.”

beenexupfirstofall,sheaterial.sheplegirlfrohioatter,thathted.sowhywasshehere

legend

thefiveenjustsatontheendofthebedandlookedatherinpity.theirfacessaidthatkadytheyalreadyknew.

zy,fortablestyle.itedofandhadneverknooachieve.

shehadbeesofrustratedthatlastnightshedevengioetolegendandhelpherescape.

sonoewhyhadshe

afterthehadleft,shedfoundanotelehadleftforheronthedressersayiionofherineperiod,norhadheevenhadtheurtesytoexplainwherehedgoneandwhy.