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| 23 | 343 | "View more quotes about despite">Despite the convictions and the enthusiasms of Marcus in this matter," I said, "well warranted though they doubtless are, I should make clear to you that they might not be shared, at least to his extent, at first sight, by all casual observers". |
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| 23 | 340 | "She is certainly that," agreed Marcus. |
| 23 | 341 | "You could always keep her in a box, or sack". |
| 23 | 342 | "I am certainly eager to see this slave," said Boots. |
| 23 | 343 | "Despite the convictions and the enthusiasms of Marcus in this matter," I said, "well warranted though they doubtless are, I should make clear to you that they might not be shared, at least to his extent, at first sight, by all casual observers". |
| 23 | 344 | "I suppose that is possible," said Marcus, reflectively, in a mood of uncommon charity. |
| 23 | 345 | "This is not to deny that the girl is an exquisite slave," I said, "and Marcus is training her very well". |
| 23 | 346 | "What would she sell for?" asked Boots, bluntly. |