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| 1 | 409 | Too, many are designed with a disrobing View more quotes about loop">loop, by means of which the garment may be easily removed, to be swept from her, or dropped, to fall about her ankles, depending on the garment. |
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| 1 | 406 | But the garment, too, makes it difficult, or impossible, to conceal a roll, a purloined larma, or such. |
| 1 | 407 | When the slave shops, if she is permitted to use her hands, and is not sent out back-braceleted with a coin sack tied about her neck, she commonly holds the coins clenched in her fist, or, not unoften, either, holds them in her mouth. |
| 1 | 408 | Such garments are cheap, too, of course, and require little cloth. |
| 1 | 409 | Too, many are designed with a disrobing loop, by means of which the garment may be easily removed, to be swept from her, or dropped, to fall about her ankles, depending on the garment. |
| 1 | 410 | The loop is usually at the left shoulder, as most masters are right-handed. |
| 1 | 411 | She turned away from me. |
| 1 | 412 | "We are now out of the Steel World," she said. |