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| 44 | 710 | Hci View more quotes about walked">walked about her, considering her fully, as a slave might be considered. |
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| 44 | 707 | "It is enough," said Hci. |
| 44 | 708 | Iwoso then tried to stand perfectly still. |
| 44 | 709 | Well pinioned to the post was the beauty. |
| 44 | 710 | Hci walked about her, considering her fully, as a slave might be considered. |
| 44 | 711 | How absurd now seemed her words, uttered hitherto with such seeming authority, but they had been empty of authority. |
| 44 | 712 | Her words, pretentious, and without backing, had been as meaningless as leaves in the wind. |
| 44 | 713 | On Earth it is not unusual for women to speak with authority, and not unusual for men to hasten to do their bidding. |