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| 26 | 497 | She twisted View more quotes about angrily">angrily. |
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| 26 | 494 | It seems that a tarsk bit, a whole tarsk bit, tied on you is something of an insult to the slave, for the renter's tarsk bit will garner him far more pleasure from her than his tarsk bit would from one such as you". |
| 26 | 495 | She was silent. |
| 26 | 496 | "In short," I said, "the tarsk bit is far more than your use would be worth". |
| 26 | 497 | She twisted angrily. |
| 26 | 498 | "It is interesting," I said, "that free women should consider their favors of such magnitude, when they are in fact so shabby, flat, and jejune. |
| 26 | 499 | Free women are so naive, so untutored, so uninformed, so unrealistic, so ignorant". |
| 26 | 500 | I thought I heard a sob. |