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| 5 | 474 | Such a movement View more quotes about might">might provoke a beating from a free woman even more tolerant than Boabissia. |
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| 5 | 471 | I saw Boabissia turn and look back at Feiqa, on her neck rope. |
| 5 | 472 | For an instant Feiqa straightened her body, almost insolently. |
| 5 | 473 | I hoped she would be more careful of that in the future. |
| 5 | 474 | Such a movement might provoke a beating from a free woman even more tolerant than Boabissia. |
| 5 | 475 | Feiqa must learn greater deference in the presence of free women. |
| 5 | 476 | In a city, after a few switchings, I was sure Feiqa would learn a common lesson of slave girls, namely, that compared to free women she was less than dirt beneath their slippers, less than garbage in the sewers, that she would learn to avoid them if at all possible, and, if addressed, kneel before them, head to the ground, in servile, groveling terror. |
| 5 | 477 | But there had been little mistaking Feiqa's look, or, I suppose, its justification. |