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| 26 | 206 | It is no View more quotes about wonder">wonder that free women, with all their conventions, prescriptions, restraints, and frustrations, hate her so. |
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| 26 | 203 | In bondage, she comes closest to the natural woman, and farthest from an engineered product of cultural conditioning, whichever product, whichever manufactured article, it might be, given the particular culture; she becomes a more natural woman, richer, deeper, more profound, ever more real, ever more biological, and ever less an artifact. |
| 26 | 204 | In bondage, she finds herself. |
| 26 | 205 | In bondage, she becomes the most radically female of women. |
| 26 | 206 | It is no wonder that free women, with all their conventions, prescriptions, restraints, and frustrations, hate her so. |
| 26 | 207 | Mina looked up at Astrinax. |
| 26 | 208 | "What are you going to do with me?" she wept. |
| 26 | 209 | "Return you to your master, of course," said Astrinax. |