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| 21 | 918 | "View more quotes about bring">Bring the other slave here, too," said Aemilianus, gesturing to the former Lady Publia. |
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| 21 | 915 | "I am a slave," she said. |
| 21 | 916 | Men cried out with pleasure and smote their left shoulders in Gorean applause, gazing on the new slave. |
| 21 | 917 | She then looked about herself, frightened, now no more than another lovely slave amongst men, one of hundreds of thousands such as she, this one kneeling chained before Aemilianus. |
| 21 | 918 | "Bring the other slave here, too," said Aemilianus, gesturing to the former Lady Publia. |
| 21 | 919 | In a moment the two slaves, naked, and in their siriks, were before him. |
| 21 | 920 | Men adjusted the positions of the slaves, rudely, so that they knelt well, back on their heels, their backs straight, their knees spread. |
| 21 | 921 | "Calliodorus, my friend," said Aemilianus, "behold two slaves". |