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| 8 | 738 | It View more quotes about might">might also be noted that certain slaves, rather as an occupational mark or precaution, for example, girls working in foundries and mills, often have their heads shaved. |
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| 8 | 735 | It is recalled to her, for example, every time she touches her head or sees her reflection. |
| 8 | 736 | By the time it has grown out, and even by the time that it begins to grow out a little, she has usually determined to do all in her power to be such that her master will permit her to keep her hair. |
| 8 | 737 | If he wishes, or thinks it judicious, of course, he may keep her with a shaved head. |
| 8 | 738 | It might also be noted that certain slaves, rather as an occupational mark or precaution, for example, girls working in foundries and mills, often have their heads shaved. |
| 8 | 739 | Too, it is common to shave a girl completely if she is to be transported in a slave ship. |
| 8 | 740 | This is to protect her against vermin of various sorts, in particular, lice. |
| 8 | 741 | I dragged the slave up to her knees and knelt her before us. |