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| 51 | 153 | "To an extent, View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps," said Grendel, "but then she should be put to silence, with no more than a look, or word. |
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| 51 | 150 | It was embarrassing. |
| 51 | 151 | What were our brothers to think?" "She was distraught," said Cabot. |
| 51 | 152 | "I think it is healthy to let a slave give vent to her feelings, to sob, or weep, if she will". |
| 51 | 153 | "To an extent, perhaps," said Grendel, "but then she should be put to silence, with no more than a look, or word. |
| 51 | 154 | She can always thrash about, and moan, and weep, and sob, later, when she wishes, in decent privacy, in her cage, on her chain, or such". |
| 51 | 155 | "I did not realize you were an authority on human female slaves," said Cabot. |
| 51 | 156 | "She needs a taste of the whip," said Grendel. |