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| 34 | 359 | It had a deep, plunging neckline. |
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| 34 | 356 | He had fashioned it for her from her View more quotes about former">former Waniyanpi garb. |
| 34 | 357 | It was incredibly short. |
| 34 | 358 | It was sleeveless. |
| 34 | 359 | It had a deep, plunging neckline. |
| 34 | 360 | It, too, was belted tightly, with a belt of rolled cloth, which device served well to accentuate the delicate lineaments of her lovely figure. |
| 34 | 361 | Such tiny, skimpy garments, so straightforwardly and brazenly revelatory of a woman's beauty, are usually regarded by free women as scandals and outrages. |
| 34 | 362 | Nonetheless they are the sorts of garments in which a girl, if she is a slave, will come to expect herself to be placed, if she is permitted clothing at all. |