| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 12 | 437 | View more quotes about thus">Thus, though the slave girl has, like any other woman, her charming, delicious, ingrained, biologically selected-for prostitute tendencies, she is scarcely in a position to use them in order to garner for herself rich gifts, economic privileges, appointment preferences, status, prestige, advancements, power, and such; rather she might hope to have a pastry cast to the floor before her, to win a smile from her master, to be granted the modesty of a slave strip, to be permitted to elude, at least for a time, the whip. |
| 12 | 438 | But despite sharing with her free sister her charming prostitute tendencies the slave is, in a more serious sense, not a prostitute. |
| 12 | 439 | The prostitute is a thousand times above the slave. |
| 12 | 440 | The prostitute is a free woman, and the slave is bond. |
| 12 | 441 | "Yes," said Gart. |
| 12 | 442 | Ellen lifted her head a little and threw a glance at Nelsa, who turned white. |
| 12 | 443 | "While in the laundry I have seen girls come and go, Master," she said. |