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| 6 | 408 | "I View more quotes about must">must find a gentleman to redeem me," she said, "a true gentleman, one who will take pity on me and nobly buy me out of my difficulties". |
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| 6 | 405 | The hero, so to speak, may have gone to a good deal of trouble to rescue the damsel, so to speak, and may even have placed his life in jeopardy. |
| 6 | 406 | Naturally he may feel he is then entitled to some recompense for his efforts, and his possible peril, and such. |
| 6 | 407 | And what better recompense, particularly if she is desirable, and might bring a good price in a market, than to make her his own, to own her then, as a pig or dog might be owned. |
| 6 | 408 | "I must find a gentleman to redeem me," she said, "a true gentleman, one who will take pity on me and nobly buy me out of my difficulties". |
| 6 | 409 | "Another fool?" I asked. |
| 6 | 410 | "Yes!" she laughed. |
| 6 | 411 | I was silent. |