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| 38 | 193 | I View more quotes about wondered">wondered if she realized, though she was a free woman, that that was part of collar training, or slave training. |
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| 38 | 190 | A slave is almost always allowed to speak. |
| 38 | 191 | It is merely that she is expected to ask permission to do so. |
| 38 | 192 | The Lady Ilene, on the other hand, had seldom been granted that permission. |
| 38 | 193 | I wondered if she realized, though she was a free woman, that that was part of collar training, or slave training. |
| 38 | 194 | I was pleased that they had given her permission to speak. |
| 38 | 195 | It was clearly, this time, more than usually, quite important to her. |
| 38 | 196 | Indeed, so concerned she had been that she, doubtless in a momentary lapse, occasioned by her agitation, her sense of vulnerability, had failed to enunciate a standard permission request. |