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| 30 | 112 | "No more than a verr or View more quotes about tarsk">tarsk. |
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| 30 | 109 | "What if the slave were unwilling?" "The same," said he. |
| 30 | 110 | "No more than a verr or tarsk". |
| 30 | 111 | "What if she were seized by one not her master?" "The same," said he. |
| 30 | 112 | "No more than a verr or tarsk. |
| 30 | 113 | But in such a case the master might object, and take action, perhaps charging a coin for the girl's use, or perhaps killing the thief". |
| 30 | 114 | "The thief?" "Surely, has he not availed himself of another's property without authorization, has he not stolen a use?" "But one can rape a free woman?" "Surely," he said, "and the penalties for that can be grievous, particularly if a Home Stone is shared". |
| 30 | 115 | "What is a Home Stone, Master?" she asked. |