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| 50 | 680 | If all were such as she, I View more quotes about thought">thought, then the stockade might well be what it was rumored to be, a holding area for unusually beautiful slaves, prize slaves. |
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| 50 | 677 | She had long, dark hair, and a smooth olive skin. |
| 50 | 678 | She might be mad, I thought, but she was such as one might expect to find chained beside a Ubar's throne. |
| 50 | 679 | She might be an admiral's woman, or the slave of a polemarkos. |
| 50 | 680 | If all were such as she, I thought, then the stockade might well be what it was rumored to be, a holding area for unusually beautiful slaves, prize slaves. |
| 50 | 681 | Her appearance and mien suggested that in the days of her freedom, for I supposed she had once been free, she might have been of high caste. |
| 50 | 682 | A slave, of course, has no caste. |
| 50 | 683 | She is property, an animal, a beast. |