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| 50 | 441 | I View more quotes about suppose">suppose it is rather like a dancer. |
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| 50 | 438 | She is given no option in this matter. |
| 50 | 439 | There is always the whip. |
| 50 | 440 | She is not permitted the awkwardness, the clumsiness, the crudity of movement, the carelessness of movement, the slovenly posture of the free woman. |
| 50 | 441 | I suppose it is rather like a dancer. |
| 50 | 442 | I had erred earlier, by the post at the head of the stairway, but it had been difficult to rise to my feet, bound as I was. |
| 50 | 443 | Happily I had not been punished, but given the opportunity to rise again, more properly. |
| 50 | 444 | "Usually we remove their tunics when they enter," said the guard. |