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| 25 | 546 | Too, of View more quotes about course">course, it is easier to move swiftly, and to kick, and use a whip, in such garb. |
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| 25 | 543 | Esne, like my hostess, was a sturdy woman. |
| 25 | 544 | It interested me that the hostesses here were dressed in rather mannish garb. |
| 25 | 545 | That was, I supposed, primarily to impress upon the slaves that it was a masculine type discipline to which they were being subjected. |
| 25 | 546 | Too, of course, it is easier to move swiftly, and to kick, and use a whip, in such garb. |
| 25 | 547 | On the other hand, it did seem a bit of an empty mockery. |
| 25 | 548 | The hostesses, when all was said and done, were not really men; they were, ultimately, like their charges, only females. |
| 25 | 549 | To be sure, they were free females, and this well qualified them for their posts. |