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| 35 | 632 | A sandal View more quotes about string">string is more than sufficient to hold a female. |
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| 35 | 629 | I took her by the hair and pulled her to the side of the room, near some chests. |
| 35 | 630 | There, from a chest, I took two sandal strings. |
| 35 | 631 | With one of these I tied her hands behind her back. |
| 35 | 632 | A sandal string is more than sufficient to hold a female. |
| 35 | 633 | The other sandal string I tied snugly about her belly. |
| 35 | 634 | I then took forth a long, linear face veil; it was red; it was an intimacy veil; any given layer of this veil is quite diaphanous; its opacity is a function of the number of times it is wrapped about the face; a free woman, entertaining an anxious lover, might detain him for days, each night permitting him a less obscure glimpse of her features, until the shattering moment when she perhaps permits him to gaze upon her unclothed face. |
| 35 | 635 | Such nonsense, of course, is not tolerated from a slave girl. |