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| 29 | 281 | "You View more quotes about might">might be interested in knowing," said he, "my former lofty, rich lady, that your rival, the one I prefer a thousand times to you, is one amongst the lowliest of slaves, and one, it seems, amongst the most despised of slaves, one clad when most often I saw her only in a collar and rags, and never in more than a simple tunic. |
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| 29 | 278 | "Do you truly think you can free yourself?" he asked. |
| 29 | 279 | She ceased her efforts, putting her head down even further. |
| 29 | 280 | She whimpered twice. |
| 29 | 281 | "You might be interested in knowing," said he, "my former lofty, rich lady, that your rival, the one I prefer a thousand times to you, is one amongst the lowliest of slaves, and one, it seems, amongst the most despised of slaves, one clad when most often I saw her only in a collar and rags, and never in more than a simple tunic. |
| 29 | 282 | Her name, not that it matters, is 'Tuta'". |
| 29 | 283 | The slave began to tremble, uncontrollably. |
| 29 | 284 | "What is wrong?" he asked, puzzled. |