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| 43 | 677 | Some rushed away in View more quotes about tears">tears, but others posed provocatively, and then fled away, laughing. |
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| 43 | 674 | "You are a camp slave," I said, "and I am of the camp. |
| 43 | 675 | It may be done with you as I please". |
| 43 | 676 | Surely she had seen girls on the dock hooted at, seized, and caressed as workers pleased, and, often enough, as a joke, stripped on the boards. |
| 43 | 677 | Some rushed away in tears, but others posed provocatively, and then fled away, laughing. |
| 43 | 678 | The public taking of a slave had been forbidden by the Pani. |
| 43 | 679 | There were slave houses for such things. |
| 43 | 680 | If paga was prohibited on the dock, for fear it might compromise or slow work, it was not surprising that the "ka-la-na" of the collar girl should be prohibited, as well. |