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| 80 | 189 | "It is a View more quotes about human">human female, a woman," said Cabot, observing the approach of the small figure up the stairs, flanked by the two Kurii. |
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| 80 | 186 | How could the slave not be frightened of her body, and yet thrilled with it? It is soft, beautiful, yielding, and alive. |
| 80 | 187 | It is obviously a source of great pleasure to masters, who command it and put it to their purposes, as they will, and if the masters consent, and are kind, it is a source of untold rapture to herself, as well. |
| 80 | 188 | It is little wonder that the slave loves her body, and her tunic. |
| 80 | 189 | "It is a human female, a woman," said Cabot, observing the approach of the small figure up the stairs, flanked by the two Kurii. |
| 80 | 190 | "She is so hidden," said a Kur. |
| 80 | 191 | It might be recalled that Kur females, free and slave, wear usually only some harnessing. |
| 80 | 192 | To be sure, there are great differences amongst the harnessings, most of which would be lost on our friend, Cabot, with respect to quality, arrangement, ornamentation, and such. |