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| 13 | 695 | If I were View more quotes about sent">sent forth upon the floor, however, in my condition, even as it was, I do not think I would have bellied to the first man I saw. |
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| 13 | 692 | The particular man is terribly important to the woman. |
| 13 | 693 | He is a part of the whole that enflames her. |
| 13 | 694 | To be sure, the slave is so needful and alive that it is not hard for her to see the beauty in any man. |
| 13 | 695 | If I were sent forth upon the floor, however, in my condition, even as it was, I do not think I would have bellied to the first man I saw. |
| 13 | 696 | I would still have been able to look about, and select one out, one suitably incendiary to the wholeness of my need, and then prostrate myself before him. |
| 13 | 697 | No, I was not so desperate that I would have bellied to the first man I saw. |
| 13 | 698 | At that time, I did not even realize I could ever be so desperate as to do that. |