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| 18 | 649 | In the kitchen, at the eating View more quotes about house">house of Menon, we had our chains and mats. |
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| 18 | 646 | In such constraints a girl is kept well apprised that she is a slave. |
| 18 | 647 | To be sure, such a cage is luxurious compared to the "slave box," usually used for punishment. |
| 18 | 648 | Even the proudest and most recalcitrant of slaves, usually a recent free woman, of high caste, is quickly broken in such a device, and emerges a readied, humbled, and trembling slave, fearful only that she will not be found fully pleasing, and in all ways. |
| 18 | 649 | In the kitchen, at the eating house of Menon, we had our chains and mats. |
| 18 | 650 | Menon was a kind man. |
| 18 | 651 | He was often criticized for being too lenient with his girls. |
| 18 | 652 | There was, of course, a whip in the kitchen. |