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| 50 | 773 | View more quotes about perhaps">Perhaps it was he who had put her in the gown, to signal her out for envy and derision. |
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| 50 | 770 | It was clear he held the beautiful, olive-skinned slave in contempt. |
| 50 | 771 | To him, I saw, she was no more than another slave, and perhaps one that was less than pleasing. |
| 50 | 772 | I did not think he would find her stripping and lashing amiss. |
| 50 | 773 | Perhaps it was he who had put her in the gown, to signal her out for envy and derision. |
| 50 | 774 | It is the masters, of course, who decide whether or not a slave is to be clothed, and, if clothed, how, and to what extent. |
| 50 | 775 | Such small things, as many others, help the slave to keep well in mind that she is a slave. |
| 50 | 776 | "I was fed, Master," I said. |