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| 26 | 267 | "I am an unclaimed View more quotes about slave">slave! Claim me, I beg it!" Cabot looked down upon her. |
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| 26 | 264 | I will beg piteously to so serve!" "Prepare," said Peisistratus, to his men, "to take her to the eel pool". |
| 26 | 265 | Before two fellows could seize her up, she scrambled wildly to her knees before Cabot, and, agonized, tears streaming down her cheeks, lifted her eyes to him, piteously, her lips trembling. |
| 26 | 266 | "Claim me, Master!" she wept. |
| 26 | 267 | "I am an unclaimed slave! Claim me, I beg it!" Cabot looked down upon her. |
| 26 | 268 | "Want me!" she begged. |
| 26 | 269 | "I beg to be wanted!" "You beg to be wanted?" asked Cabot. |
| 26 | 270 | "Yes, Master," she said, "I beg to be wanted!" "It was not so on Earth, I gather," said Cabot. |