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| 38 | 262 | "View more quotes about quite">Quite so, Genak," said Aeson, regarding the slave. |
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| 38 | 259 | "Yes, Master," she said. |
| 38 | 260 | "She tracked them like a sleen," said Aeson. |
| 38 | 261 | "A she-sleen," said a fellow. |
| 38 | 262 | "Quite so, Genak," said Aeson, regarding the slave. |
| 38 | 263 | It was surely true, whatever might once have been the case, that the slave was now incontrovertibly, and manifestly, female, indeed, helplessly and desirably so. |
| 38 | 264 | It was hard to believe she had once been a Panther Girl. |
| 38 | 265 | But are not all women pretty much of a muchness when stripped on a sales block? Is there that much difference, then, between a Ubar's daughter and a barbarian recently brought from the sordid towers of an abused world, one recently removed from her slave capsule and branded? "Today, lovely, tunicked Donna," said the leader, "you will sip from the cup of vengeance". |