Sagramore carries her out, nestled close; once they're outside he sets her down on the cold grass, where she sits, looking up at him expectantly.
"She can't really control her bowels at her age, and she has no training whatsoever yet, so this is really just optimism," he tells Laertes. "We'll see whether anything actually happens."
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"She can't really control her bowels at her age, and she has no training whatsoever yet, so this is really just optimism," he tells Laertes. "We'll see whether anything actually happens."