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| 8 | 748 | They View more quotes about thought">thought they were so clever, so brave, so great, so different from us! But then I blushed red, every bit of me not covered by the camisk. |
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| 8 | 745 | How clever they thought they were! They were beasts, all of them! I suppose they were big, brave men, with their spears and swords, and if the beast charged at them, they would just stand there and kill it, while we, only women, fled like screaming children. |
| 8 | 746 | I looked at the men. |
| 8 | 747 | I hated them. |
| 8 | 748 | They thought they were so clever, so brave, so great, so different from us! But then I blushed red, every bit of me not covered by the camisk. |
| 8 | 749 | We had fled like screaming children. |
| 8 | 750 | We had fled like women! We were women! I was still terrified of the beast, even separated from it by bars. |
| 8 | 751 | What did they expect! I did not care for their lesson. |