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| 27 | 886 | "I would not be you," I said, "when the View more quotes about people">people of Ar see fit to rise". |
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| 27 | 883 | She pulled a little, futilely, at her bracelets and shackles. |
| 27 | 884 | How well women look on their knees, chained. |
| 27 | 885 | She looked up at me, the former Ubara, now a slave, helpless. |
| 27 | 886 | "I would not be you," I said, "when the people of Ar see fit to rise". |
| 27 | 887 | "They will never rise!" she exclaimed. |
| 27 | 888 | "We have destroyed them as men, confused and duped them, by shaming them, by filling them with self-doubt, by denying them to themselves, by trickery and falsehood, by tripping them, by entangling them in verbal snares! We have taught them to rejoice in their diminishment and self-betrayal. |
| 27 | 889 | Soon, I assure you, there will be no more manhood in them than, as I understand it, in the putative males of your own sorry world!" "You are doubly mistaken," said I, "shackled slave. |