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| 2 | 765 | "Luscious, vain View more quotes about creatures">creatures," I observed. |
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| 2 | 762 | "Too it gives them an opportunity to put themselves, in a way, at the mercy of the male, to engage in petitioning behavior, suing for his indulgence. |
| 2 | 763 | In this it is not difficult to see a form of symbolic submission, a making of themselves dependent on his will. |
| 2 | 764 | Too, of course, it gives them a way of testing their desirability and publicly proclaiming, or advertising, it". |
| 2 | 765 | "Luscious, vain creatures," I observed. |
| 2 | 766 | I myself had earlier speculated along these lines. |
| 2 | 767 | To be sure, the game of Favors, like most games, customs and practices, was undoubtedly complex and multiply motivated. |
| 2 | 768 | Too, sometimes things take on additional meanings and values as they are enriched in a historical tradition or more deeply or variously interpreted in different contexts. |