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| 37 | 137 | But they are there, visible, precise and unmistakable. |
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| 37 | 134 | View more quotes about neither">Neither, of course, may be slipped. |
| 37 | 135 | Both lock. |
| 37 | 136 | The brands, too, the most common of which is the cursive kef, tend to be tiny, tasteful, and unobtrusive. |
| 37 | 137 | But they are there, visible, precise and unmistakable. |
| 37 | 138 | The brands, too, of which there are several varieties, have in common their own attractiveness, and are designed with the object in mind of enhancing the beauty of a woman. |
| 37 | 139 | Much of this becomes obvious when it is kept in mind that the last thing a slaver wants to do is to diminish the beauty, and, thus, the sales value, of his merchandise. |
| 37 | 140 | He wants his goods to be as perfect, as exciting, as desirable, as he can manage. |