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| 57 | 154 | "I am a poor judge of View more quotes about slaves">slaves," said Flavion, "but she is exquisitely curved, is she not?" "She would probably sell for at least two tarsks," said Cabot. |
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| 57 | 151 | "It is true she is only a slave," said Cabot. |
| 57 | 152 | "I think," said Flavion, "you would do much, perhaps anything, to get her back". |
| 57 | 153 | "Perhaps to teach her what it is to be a slave, and then sell her". |
| 57 | 154 | "I am a poor judge of slaves," said Flavion, "but she is exquisitely curved, is she not?" "She would probably sell for at least two tarsks," said Cabot. |
| 57 | 155 | "That is a high price, is it not?" "Yes". |
| 57 | 156 | "She fled, days ago," said Flavion, warily. |
| 57 | 157 | "Doubtless, by now, she has perished of exposure, or starved, or fallen to wild animals, or has been killed by Agamemnon's Kurii, for they had orders to fire on all humans". |