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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

CHAPTER XXXIII
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Of course, I thought they would appeal to me to keep mum, and then we would shake hands, and take a drink all round, and laugh it off, and there an end.
But no; you see I was an unknown person, among a cruelly oppressed and suspicious people, a people always accustomed to having advantage taken of their helplessness, and never expecting just or kind treatment from any but their own families and very closest intimates.
Appeal to _me_ to be gentle, to be fair, to be generous?
Of course, they wanted to, but they couldn't dare..


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