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| 43 | 272 | It is, like View more quotes about others">others of its kind, little more than a degrading rag. |
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| 43 | 269 | "She is clothed," said the Lady Bina. |
| 43 | 270 | "But," said Lord Grendel, "it is not a garment for such as you, a free woman. |
| 43 | 271 | It is a garment designed to designate its wearer's worthlessness, her meaninglessness, that she is no more than goods, no more than an animal. |
| 43 | 272 | It is, like others of its kind, little more than a degrading rag. |
| 43 | 273 | Do not think of it. |
| 43 | 274 | Put it from your mind! It is clearly no more than the mockery of a garment. |
| 43 | 275 | Consider its lightness, its brevity. |