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| 39 | 345 | I View more quotes about doubt">doubt that Tula and Mila, any more than I, were pleased at this turn of discourse. |
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| 39 | 342 | "But there are only three tunics there," she said. |
| 39 | 343 | "One for me," said Tuza, "one for Darla, and let Emerald and Hiza cast a moistened pebble for the last". |
| 39 | 344 | "You would be willing to wear the rags of slaves?" asked Donna. |
| 39 | 345 | I doubt that Tula and Mila, any more than I, were pleased at this turn of discourse. |
| 39 | 346 | Perhaps slaves are not permitted modesty, but few of us are without it. |
| 39 | 347 | It is perhaps a bit like curiosity, which is supposedly unbecoming to a kajira, but who of us is without it? Certainly few of us would relish public nudity. |
| 39 | 348 | Indeed, that is sometimes used as a discipline, sending us on errands so, and such. |