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| 1 | 679 | The View more quotes about hair">hair of more than one might fall across the shoulder of a guard at table. |
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| 1 | 676 | For example, thongs, binding her hand and foot, are useful; the shackling of a five-ringed sirik is lovely; and a metal chain, attaching her by the neck or ankle to a slave ring at the foot of her master's couch, is not ineffective. |
| 1 | 677 | Their service would be prompt, and deferential and silent. |
| 1 | 678 | They would kneel beautifully. |
| 1 | 679 | The hair of more than one might fall across the shoulder of a guard at table. |
| 1 | 680 | Might there not be an inadvertent brushing of a rough hand by a small, soft hand placing a plate or goblet? "Forgive me, Master," she might whisper. |
| 1 | 681 | But could she free her small wrist from his sudden grip, as he might stand, and force her to her knees before him, and then slowly down, to her back? It is pleasant for strong men to be served by slaves. |
| 1 | 682 | No free women were present. |