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| 55 | 312 | "She is nicely View more quotes about formed">formed," said Cabot. |
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| 55 | 309 | Many times Cabot had so positioned women. |
| 55 | 310 | In this position they are helpless and the nature of their figure is well exhibited. |
| 55 | 311 | This position, while one of great indignity for a free woman, is one with which a slave is likely to be familiar. |
| 55 | 312 | "She is nicely formed," said Cabot. |
| 55 | 313 | "Perhaps if she were cleaned up, if she were soaked and scrubbed, if she were thoroughly washed, and combed and brushed, and silked, she might be made a slave". |
| 55 | 314 | "No!" said Statius. |
| 55 | 315 | "She is a traitress. |