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431
"
I
ask
you
,
then
,
what
you
mean
by
this
liberty
?
"
432
"
Just
the
liberty
to
go
,
to
come
,
to
see
,
to
observe
even
all
that
passes
here
save
under
rare
circumstances
--
the
liberty
,
in
short
,
which
we
enjoy
ourselves
,
my
companions
and
I.
"
433
It
was
evident
that
we
did
not
understand
one
another
.
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434
"
Pardon
me
,
sir
,
"
I
resumed
,
"
but
this
liberty
is
only
what
every
prisoner
has
of
pacing
his
prison
.
It
can
not
suffice
us
.
"
435
"
It
must
suffice
you
,
however
.
"
436
"
What
!
we
must
renounce
for
ever
seeing
our
country
,
our
friends
,
our
relations
again
?
"
437
"
Yes
,
sir
.
But
to
renounce
that
unendurable
worldly
yoke
which
men
believe
to
be
liberty
is
not
perhaps
so
painful
as
you
think
.
"
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438
"
Well
,
"
exclaimed
Ned
Land
,
"
never
will
I
give
my
word
of
honour
not
to
try
to
escape
.
"
439
"
I
did
not
ask
you
for
your
word
of
honour
,
Master
Land
,
"
answered
the
commander
,
coldly
.
440
"
Sir
,
"
I
replied
,
beginning
to
get
angry
in
spite
of
my
self
,
"
you
abuse
your
situation
towards
us
;
it
is
cruelty
.
"