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| 79 | 608 | "A not unknown View more quotes about punishment">punishment for a slave," said Cabot, "is to sell her to a free woman". |
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| 79 | 605 | "I gather from Corinna," she said, "that that would be unpleasant". |
| 79 | 606 | "You have little to fear there," said Cabot, "as you are ignorant of the intricacies of the free woman's toilette, the arrangements of robes, their foldings, drapings, and closures, the subtleties of various veils, the choice of scents, many things". |
| 79 | 607 | "Yes, Master," she said. |
| 79 | 608 | "A not unknown punishment for a slave," said Cabot, "is to sell her to a free woman". |
| 79 | 609 | "I see," she said. |
| 79 | 610 | "The mere fear of that," said Cabot, "motivates many a slave to increase many times her efforts to please her master". |
| 79 | 611 | "The slave, being a slave," said the brunette, "must in any event strive to serve and please her master!" "And?" said Cabot. |