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| 39 | 177 | "But I doubt that it is a well-View more quotes about kept">kept secret or free women would not hate us so!" "Perhaps," I smiled. |
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| 39 | 174 | "And I think it is obviously true," she said, "that men desire us, treasure us, and love us, as well as command us, in ways that a free woman can never understand or know". |
| 39 | 175 | "That is a secret between masters and slaves," I smiled. |
| 39 | 176 | "Perhaps," she laughed. |
| 39 | 177 | "But I doubt that it is a well-kept secret or free women would not hate us so!" "Perhaps," I smiled. |
| 39 | 178 | "There are risks in all conditions," she said. |
| 39 | 179 | "Free persons, men, at least, for example, if need be, are expected to accept great hazards on behalf of their cities. |
| 39 | 180 | That is not expected of slaves". |