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| 1 | 993 | To be View more quotes about sure">sure, interestingly, the girl, herself, is not displeased. |
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| 1 | 990 | He will see to it that she serves him splendidly. |
| 1 | 991 | Let us consider again, briefly, the "daughter of the household". |
| 1 | 992 | As we recall, as we left her, she had been cast into the markets, and was only goods. |
| 1 | 993 | To be sure, interestingly, the girl, herself, is not displeased. |
| 1 | 994 | Perhaps it would not do to tell her family, but she loves her collar. |
| 1 | 995 | She is, of course, acutely aware of how she had shamed and humiliated her family, and perhaps, to some extent, regrets this, but, too, she felt a certain rightness in kneeling before her brothers and sisters, in her rag and collar, and serving them, and such. |
| 1 | 996 | Similarly she dares not meet the eyes of her offended, scornful parents. |