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| 44 | 727 | He had, however, taught her an impressive lesson. |
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| 44 | 724 | View more quotes about doubtless">Doubtless Iwoso, who was a highly intelligent woman, feared that her insolence, her bluff called, her gamble failed, might, though she was free, earn her a quirting. |
| 44 | 725 | But Hci was unlikely to quirt a free woman. |
| 44 | 726 | Quirts are for kaiila, and slaves. |
| 44 | 727 | He had, however, taught her an impressive lesson. |
| 44 | 728 | Now, I was sure, her requests, should she make any, to be spared the appraisive gazings of masters would be more courteously proffered. |
| 44 | 729 | We looked upon Iwoso, and Bloketu, too, though she was but a slave. |
| 44 | 730 | They were well tied. |