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| 21 | 309 | She had not said "my View more quotes about place">place," which might suggest she had a right to it, but "a place," which was compatible with it merely being a place she took, with or without title, so to speak. |
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| 21 | 306 | Though she had not explicitly claimed to be free, it seemed clear that she was hoping to be taken as such. |
| 21 | 307 | "Perhaps," she said, "my chains may now be removed, and I may be given suitable raiment, that of a free woman, that I may take a place amongst my free sisters". |
| 21 | 308 | She had certainly worded that carefully, I thought. |
| 21 | 309 | She had not said "my place," which might suggest she had a right to it, but "a place," which was compatible with it merely being a place she took, with or without title, so to speak. |
| 21 | 310 | "You are on trial," he said. |
| 21 | 311 | She looked at him, startled, aghast. |
| 21 | 312 | "Or," said he, "if you are a slave, you are being given a small hearing". |