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| 40 | 748 | He View more quotes about wished">wished, it seemed, to look into the eyes of his acquisition, for in such a manner one may sometimes discover much. |
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| 40 | 745 | Perhaps uses might be found for her, if only on a leash, or at the end of a strap. |
| 40 | 746 | Were there not many unpleasant, cruel and heavy labors which needed to be performed? And are such not suitable for slaves? "Raise your head," said Seibar to his slave. |
| 40 | 747 | "Thank you," she whispered. |
| 40 | 748 | He wished, it seemed, to look into the eyes of his acquisition, for in such a manner one may sometimes discover much. |
| 40 | 749 | In such a way one may assess the nature and disposition of one's lovely animal. |
| 40 | 750 | The least expression of a slave may, of course, betray her. |
| 40 | 751 | Her subtlest expressions may lay blatantly bare the softest, most velvet secrets of her heart. |