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| 47 | 488 | "You are View more quotes about free">free, Sweet Friend," I said. |
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| 47 | 485 | Iwoso then closed her eyes, in misery, turning her head away, her head held in place by the ropes under her chin. |
| 47 | 486 | I removed the girth rope from Ubar of the Skies. |
| 47 | 487 | I took the reins from the sable monster. |
| 47 | 488 | "You are free, Sweet Friend," I said. |
| 47 | 489 | I caressed that savage beak. |
| 47 | 490 | It put it down, against my side. |
| 47 | 491 | Ubar of the Skies was not a woman, something to be owned and dominated, something, even with the whip, if necessary, to be forced to love and serve, something which could not be fulfilled until it found itself helplessly, with no recourse whatsoever, will-lessly, at the feet of a master. |