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| 10 | 580 | This was View more quotes about particularly">particularly interesting to me in view of the fact that she was herself, obviously, a highly appropriate candidate for the collar. |
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| 10 | 577 | I had only brought up the matter as a form of test for her, to satisfy my own curiosity. |
| 10 | 578 | I wished to more exactly ascertain her self-image. |
| 10 | 579 | It was, as I had expected, that of the lofty free woman, separating herself, at least publicly, by dimensions and worlds from mere slaves. |
| 10 | 580 | This was particularly interesting to me in view of the fact that she was herself, obviously, a highly appropriate candidate for the collar. |
| 10 | 581 | Did she think, truly, she was that different from the slave who, but Ehn ago, had been tied and lashed? The Lady Yanina handed me the cleaned plate. |
| 10 | 582 | I put it to one side. |
| 10 | 583 | "If I had not eaten the breakfast, you would have taken it away, and not brought me another, wouldn't you?" she asked. |