| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 24 | 579 | But then she View more quotes about looked">looked up, half in defiance, half in tears. |
| 24 | 580 | "Yes," he said, "from the moment of conception". |
| 24 | 581 | She put down her head again, and sobbed. |
| 24 | 582 | "Leash her," he said. |
| 24 | 583 | The fellow who had come in, responding to the summons of the small bell, snapped one end of a long slave leash on Boabissia's throat. |
| 24 | 584 | The leash is long to permit it being used in a variety of ways, for example, for binding the female or, looped, or loose, for giving her the encouragement of the whistling leather, or, if desired, the administration of more serious lash discipline. |
| 24 | 585 | She looked up, frightened, knowing herself leashed, and on such a leash. |