| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 50 | 701 | Even in the View more quotes about light">light I could see that the gowned slave had dark eyes, matching the sable crown of glorious hair which swirled about her shoulders and down her back. |
| 50 | 702 | When she had exited the kennel I had seen that the hair, despite its length, had been cut in the "slave flame". |
| 50 | 703 | That is unusual. |
| 50 | 704 | The "slave flame" is usually used with medium-length hair, just behind the shoulders. |
| 50 | 705 | Her eyes, she was now close to me, were deep, and beautiful, but, I saw, too, they were now dark with anger. |
| 50 | 706 | I did not doubt but what it might take gold to bring such a prize from the block. |
| 50 | 707 | "There," said the gowned slave, placing the bowl on the planks before me. |