| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 8 | 503 | At any View more quotes about rate">rate, to my dismay, shortly before I was removed from the house, the guards had actually been warned away from me. |
| 8 | 504 | No longer, it seems, was I to be permitted, with my smells and heat, the promise of my responsiveness, my possible beauty, my anxious petitions, to seduce them from their duties. |
| 8 | 505 | Too, I was ready, it seemed, to leave the house. |
| 8 | 506 | And there were, after all, fires to be stoked in other bellies. |
| 8 | 507 | Others, too, must be readied for departure. |
| 8 | 508 | It is not that I was totally neglected, of course, which neglect would have produced utter anguish, but rather that my use was then restricted, or rationed. |
| 8 | 509 | But, to be honest, not all the guards observed the schedules, the warnings, the cautions. |