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| 79 | 623 | "I did not View more quotes about seek">seek you in the markets, or hunt you, or capture you," said Cabot. |
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| 79 | 620 | "It seems, to me," she said, "that I am like a piece of fruit, in some lovely orchard, dangling on a branch before you, perhaps luscious fruit, certainly within reach, which you might pluck or not, as you pleased. |
| 79 | 621 | Why then would you not reach out your hand, and seize me, and pluck me from the branch? Some men, I am sure, would enjoy having me at their feet. |
| 79 | 622 | I knew men on Earth who would, I am sure, have reveled in my bondage, and striven to buy me". |
| 79 | 623 | "I did not seek you in the markets, or hunt you, or capture you," said Cabot. |
| 79 | 624 | "Release me into the forest," she suggested. |
| 79 | 625 | "With a word to Ramar he will bring me back, bleeding, to your feet". |
| 79 | 626 | "I did not choose you," said Cabot. |