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| 32 | 295 | My pride, and my View more quotes about freedom">freedom, had kept me from him. |
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| 32 | 292 | We might even be measured and posed. |
| 32 | 293 | When I was exhibited before him in this fashion it was my hope that Drusus Rencius would like what he saw. |
| 32 | 294 | I knew that I loved him, and had loved him, even from so long ago as the corridors, the chambers, the stadiums, the theaters, the high, broad walls, of Corcyrus. |
| 32 | 295 | My pride, and my freedom, had kept me from him. |
| 32 | 296 | I knew so little of my womanhood then! Why had I not put myself to his feet, and begged his collar? I had even treated him abruptly, and with cruelty. |
| 32 | 297 | How fearful I was now. |
| 32 | 298 | Why should he not have his vengeance upon me? Why should he not rectify my errors. |