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| 14 | 475 | I recalled the View more quotes about first">first time I had ever seen her, on her curule chair, on her high cart, in the column of the Kurii and mercenaries. |
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| 14 | 472 | "When I was free, I was regarded as being very beautiful. |
| 14 | 473 | Indeed, it was said by some that I was as beautiful, even, as a slave". |
| 14 | 474 | "A high compliment," I acknowledged. |
| 14 | 475 | I recalled the first time I had ever seen her, on her curule chair, on her high cart, in the column of the Kurii and mercenaries. |
| 14 | 476 | She had worn the robes of concealment, but only a wisp of diaphanous silk, presumably by intent, had feigned to hide her features. |
| 14 | 477 | I recalled, even then, wondering what she might look like in the shimmering dancing silks of an enslaved female or, say, stripped and collared, crawling to a man's feet. |
| 14 | 478 | "Master," she said. |