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| 13 | 932 | View more quotes about similarly">Similarly, and naturally enough, our vitality is not something to be hidden, except, of course, from free women. |
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| 13 | 929 | In a slave sexual vitality, uncontrollable responsiveness, then, is not regarded as a source of embarrassment, scandal, or shame. |
| 13 | 930 | Nor are sexual inertness and frigidity regarded as virtues, or as concomitants thereof. |
| 13 | 931 | We are not free women. |
| 13 | 932 | Similarly, and naturally enough, our vitality is not something to be hidden, except, of course, from free women. |
| 13 | 933 | Indeed, we must accustom ourselves to hearing it candidly discussed, particularly in situations in which our sale may be in question. |
| 13 | 934 | Too, naturally, it is one of the properties which, if we are on the auction block, we must expect to hear proclaimed to the buyers. |
| 13 | 935 | As earlier suggested, it is the whole slave, all of her, every bit of her, that is for sale. |