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| 36 | 277 | It is View more quotes about natural">natural, then, that a woman should enter into such a relation with a certain amount of trepidation. |
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| 36 | 274 | Consider the matter of marriage. |
| 36 | 275 | Most women, prior to their marriage, do not truly know the man they are marrying. |
| 36 | 276 | They will come to know him, truly, only in living with him, his. |
| 36 | 277 | It is natural, then, that a woman should enter into such a relation with a certain amount of trepidation. |
| 36 | 278 | How much more so, then, must this be the case with the female slave, whose new master, one who will have total power over her, is likely to be a total stranger, a fellow whom she has probably never even seen before her sale. |
| 36 | 279 | Is he going to enfold her lovingly in his arms, and master her, and cherish her as a treasure, or is he going to feed her to sleen? She does not know. |
| 36 | 280 | You strive desperately to please him. |