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| 30 | 183 | "I View more quotes about mean">mean—I mean it is not a pretense. |
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| 30 | 180 | "No, Master," said Bikkie, the dark-haired wench, so lasciviously active on my left, "you are only chained helplessly before your enemies". |
| 30 | 181 | "Do you still maintain the pretense of having posed as the courier of Ragnar Voskjard?" inquired Policrates. |
| 30 | 182 | "Yes," I said. |
| 30 | 183 | "I mean—I mean it is not a pretense. |
| 30 | 184 | It was I!" I made my voice tremble, as though I had been found out. |
| 30 | 185 | "Beware," said Policrates, "there are tortures in this holding to which you might be subjected other than the caresses of slave girls—the twisting of chains, of burning irons, of knives". |
| 30 | 186 | The girls laughed. |