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| 24 | 912 | And I do not View more quotes about object">object to this for, without honor, how could they be men, and, if they were not men, true men, how could they be fit and perfect masters for us? In time, red-eyed, the Lady Constanzia rose to her feet, unsteadily. |
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| 24 | 909 | We are treasures to them. |
| 24 | 910 | They will kill for us. |
| 24 | 911 | But few of them, it seems, no matter how exquisite we are, no matter how beautiful we are, will compromise their honor for us. |
| 24 | 912 | And I do not object to this for, without honor, how could they be men, and, if they were not men, true men, how could they be fit and perfect masters for us? In time, red-eyed, the Lady Constanzia rose to her feet, unsteadily. |
| 24 | 913 | She took the leash, pulling it from the ring. |
| 24 | 914 | "I am sorry," I said to her. |
| 24 | 915 | "We had a wonderful day," she said. |