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| 13 | 213 | "View more quotes about sometimes">Sometimes they break through," said Laura. |
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| 13 | 210 | And so, perhaps, free women insist on some compensatory distinction, to make it clear that they are not to be confused with such flesh-trash. |
| 13 | 211 | On the other hand, it is said that beneath all the clothing, the veils, the Robes of Concealment, and such, of a free woman there is still, after all, only the body of a naked slave". |
| 13 | 212 | "But there are no tarnsmen here," said Ellen. |
| 13 | 213 | "Sometimes they break through," said Laura. |
| 13 | 214 | "And that is why you have been put in the long gown, and not, say, a tunic. |
| 13 | 215 | There are two differences here. |
| 13 | 216 | If the choice is between you and a free woman, the tarnsman will almost certainly notice that you, as your gown is sleeveless, are almost certainly slave, and will thus, presumably, go after the free woman. |