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| 11 | 766 | "And do not forget, View more quotes about noble">noble patrons," he continued, "that although only one may be the first to open this lovely slave, she is now one of Hendow's women. |
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| 11 | 763 | If too many were sold, the chances of any particular one winning would be too few. |
| 11 | 764 | Surely those of you who have already purchased one or more ostraka can appreciate the weight of this consideration". |
| 11 | 765 | Several men seemed to offer assent to this. |
| 11 | 766 | "And do not forget, noble patrons," he continued, "that although only one may be the first to open this lovely slave, she is now one of Hendow's women. |
| 11 | 767 | Accordingly you may all return, time and time again, over the next weeks, and months, to sip her pleasures at your leisure". |
| 11 | 768 | "True," said a man. |
| 11 | 769 | "And I think I can guarantee," said Mirus, "by all the whips in the house of Hendow, that she will do her best to please you". |