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| 21 | 645 | The View more quotes about free">free woman knelt very straight. |
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| 21 | 642 | "Let us see who this woman is," said Aemilianus, "who has disguised herself as the former Lady Publia, and who for some reason, it seems, fears to be recognized". |
| 21 | 643 | He made a small sign. |
| 21 | 644 | A man then, carefully, not hurrying, removed the veil and turban. |
| 21 | 645 | The free woman knelt very straight. |
| 21 | 646 | She held her head up, her neck in the closely fitting, now-visible collar, not trying to hide anything. |
| 21 | 647 | "Is she recognized?" asked Aemilianus. |
| 21 | 648 | "She is," said more than one man, grimly. |