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| 4 | 531 | I was not dissatisfied with my View more quotes about stay">stay at the fair and I did not think my men would be either. |
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| 4 | 528 | One may then be alone with one's thoughts, and the moons, and the wind. |
| 4 | 529 | It is beautiful, too, to so fly, with a girl one has desired, bound over one's saddle, tied to the saddle rings, commanded to silence, her white belly arched, exposed to the moons. |
| 4 | 530 | I turned down the street of the rug makers. |
| 4 | 531 | I was not dissatisfied with my stay at the fair and I did not think my men would be either. |
| 4 | 532 | I smiled to myself. |
| 4 | 533 | In my pouch were the receipts and shipping vouchers for five slave girls, she whom I had purchased at the public tent this morning and four others, recently acquired on the platforms near the pavilion. |
| 4 | 534 | I had had good buys on the four, as well as the first. |