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| 21 | 706 | I did not View more quotes about doubt">doubt but what she would bring a good price in a slave market. |
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| 21 | 703 | I heard soft whistles, the intakings of breath, small, almost inadvertent gasps, and other tributes, somewhat more vulgar, things such as small clicks and the smackings of lips, to her beauty, noises which would generally be expected to greet the revelation of the beauty of a slave, rather than that of a free woman. |
| 21 | 704 | She blushed, and yet was proud, I am sure, of her beauty. |
| 21 | 705 | She did have superb slave curves. |
| 21 | 706 | I did not doubt but what she would bring a good price in a slave market. |
| 21 | 707 | Her entire body gloriously made clear a luscious hormonal richness and an exquisite femininity. |
| 21 | 708 | She was a beautiful woman. |
| 21 | 709 | The rags then had been cut from her and thrown to the side. |