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| 50 | 522 | What of nudity to View more quotes about mark">mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself. |
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| 50 | 519 | Surely, I thought, her gowning would be likely to produce contempt and amusement amongst her kennel sisters, if not actual envy and hostility. |
| 50 | 520 | Perhaps, I thought, it is a joke that she is so garbed, a mockery of sorts. |
| 50 | 521 | I wondered about the gowned slave, apparently so alone, and despised. |
| 50 | 522 | What of nudity to mark out prize slaves, and diminish the possibility of their flight, I asked myself. |
| 50 | 523 | Why is she not stripped, as the others? Then I realized she was more marked out, or as marked out, as the others. |
| 50 | 524 | In such a gown she stood out prominently amongst them, and even amongst tunicked or camisked slaves. |
| 50 | 525 | And, if she should slip it away, she would have no other, and would then be as easily noticed as any other stripped kajira. |