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| 28 | 236 | Let them View more quotes about find">find themselves mastered, and then let them examine their feelings anew". |
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| 28 | 233 | How they would be ostracized and scorned, put from society, if they did not say such things! Indeed, they might be remanded to slavers". |
| 28 | 234 | "Some," I said, "might suppose themselves, honestly enough, if naively, to subscribe to such expressions". |
| 28 | 235 | "Then," she said, "let them find themselves at the feet of a man, stripped, and in his collar. |
| 28 | 236 | Let them find themselves mastered, and then let them examine their feelings anew". |
| 28 | 237 | "Might they not cover their chains with tears?" I said. |
| 28 | 238 | "Yes," she said, "and then kiss the chains that bind them, so helplessly, so securely!" "Many free women," I said, "fear the collar". |
| 28 | 239 | "And long for it!" she said. |