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| 8 | 603 | Did it not View more quotes about hold">hold its terrors, to be a property, to be owned! Yet I knew myself a woman who should be a property, who should be owned! I knew that I was a slave, and should be a slave. |
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| 8 | 600 | "Nor I," I said. |
| 8 | 601 | Yet what else might we expect, as we were slaves? My feelings concerning my bondage, at that time, as you may have surmised, were highly ambivalent. |
| 8 | 602 | I was frightened to be a slave. |
| 8 | 603 | Did it not hold its terrors, to be a property, to be owned! Yet I knew myself a woman who should be a property, who should be owned! I knew that I was a slave, and should be a slave. |
| 8 | 604 | My entire Earth conditioning had informed me that I should lament my bondage, that I should regard it as a condition of unmitigated misery and woe. |
| 8 | 605 | But I knew in my heart this was far from so. |
| 8 | 606 | I could not, and would not, speak for all women, but I could speak for myself. |