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| 52 | 266 | How utterly View more quotes about different">different is the exalted, noble, proud free woman, suspicious and demanding, bargaining and calculating, insisting on her hundred rights, jealous of a thousand prerogatives! How strange then that men would be willing to risk their lives, even die, for the slave, no more than a collared chattel. |
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| 52 | 263 | She is ready on her chain. |
| 52 | 264 | She knows herself no more than his meaningless, begging pleasure object. |
| 52 | 265 | She is an eager and subservient passion beast. |
| 52 | 266 | How utterly different is the exalted, noble, proud free woman, suspicious and demanding, bargaining and calculating, insisting on her hundred rights, jealous of a thousand prerogatives! How strange then that men would be willing to risk their lives, even die, for the slave, no more than a collared chattel. |
| 52 | 267 | "Why should a man care for you, not that one does?" he asked. |
| 52 | 268 | "I do not know," I said. |
| 52 | 269 | He turned about, and I lowered my head, unwilling to meet his eyes. |