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| 44 | 286 | View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes, too, they are used in the houses of slavers, as house collars. |
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| 44 | 283 | The collar she wore was not one of the common, flat, lovely, close-fitting, light-but-inflexible lock collars worn by most female slaves in the north. |
| 44 | 284 | It was a mere band of iron which had been put about her neck and hammered shut, the two ends evened to match one another. |
| 44 | 285 | Such collars often serve as interim collars. |
| 44 | 286 | Sometimes, too, they are used in the houses of slavers, as house collars. |
| 44 | 287 | Many of the females in the slave camp, for example, wore such collars. |
| 44 | 288 | Too, of course, they are cheap. |
| 44 | 289 | "You should have been in one long ago," he said. |