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At eleven o'clock they returned to the port . Bread and water were served out to the slaves , and they were then permitted to lie down and sleep , the galley being moored under the shadow of the wall . At four o'clock another party of knights came down , and the work was similar to that which had been performed in the morning . At seven o'clock the slaves were taken back to their barracks . `` Well , what do you think of your work ? '' one of the slaves asked Gervaise , as they ate their evening meal . `` It would not be so bad if it was all like that . ''