“butihavebeenheresuealready,”isaid.

throughouttheyearsofirisonnt,ihadtuedtogodoftenahispresenontsoftransynorllife.beliefiitetriuhoftruthandgoodnesshadbeeored,andihadrehesethedarkesthoursoflifeandbroughtsafelythroughprivatioi,sufferinghadstrengthenedfaithandderealizethatgodetoetohi

dagioindicatesheeintohead.itothewindowagain.

uhechfuleyesoftheguards,iuldnotprayopenlyi

“report”

noanseguardtoeonduty.e,icalledagai”

“thesethingsofdaughterstheguardbroughtyesterdaykeveryuneasy.itohaveusedthetheredguardslefteachofusonlyonepaddedjacket.sheydaughterisaliveandeafeing.”

“perhapssheuldjustanooroneofe,”ipleaded.

shecaquiteprotly.“doyou”

“report”icalled.

“no,thatsnotallonicateilies,”shesaidfiry.

ndoilainanguish.ilooknoontiontibelievedihadbeeoversensitiveandtoopessistiprisonnt.

“prisonersiionhousearenotallonicateilies,”shesaid.

afterafeesiore,.ias.

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“thatkesnodifference.”

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iereandreanxious.thefirstthiing,icalledtheguardagain.

nooiheardtheguardstalkingintheirroottheotherendoftherridor.etotelltogotobed,itriedtotalktoher.butshedidnotenearadistanceherotobed.

irepeatedrequesttuardeondutydurifeoreandrenvinbarrassedyrequesttoseedaughtershaavertedtheireyesorsilylookedatthefloor.