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| 15 | 654 | Such View more quotes about things">things speak to them of their place in nature, that they by right, and by ancient genetic decree, belong to men, that they are of a sort which, with all their beauty and desirability, over thousands of generations, have been bred for masters. |
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| 15 | 651 | She trembled. |
| 15 | 652 | Women understand being so situated. |
| 15 | 653 | They understand it in their mind, and in their heart, and in their belly. |
| 15 | 654 | Such things speak to them of their place in nature, that they by right, and by ancient genetic decree, belong to men, that they are of a sort which, with all their beauty and desirability, over thousands of generations, have been bred for masters. |
| 15 | 655 | In a moment Lady Claudia had rejoined me, carrying a good bit of cloth. |
| 15 | 656 | "Release me," demanded Lady Publia. |
| 15 | 657 | "You are going to help us leave the citadel," I told her. |