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| 52 | 849 | As the whip, however, had been so rudely put to my View more quotes about lips">lips I had no difficulty in gathering that my supposition that a master might care for a slave had borne little resemblance to reality. |
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| 52 | 846 | In it, one acknowledges one's submission, one's subjection to the mastery. |
| 52 | 847 | It can be very beautiful. |
| 52 | 848 | The whip itself, of course, is a symbol of the mastery. |
| 52 | 849 | As the whip, however, had been so rudely put to my lips I had no difficulty in gathering that my supposition that a master might care for a slave had borne little resemblance to reality. |
| 52 | 850 | Indeed, that action had been more an expression of annoyance, or contempt, an indication that a master might disapprove of, and fail to tolerate, an unwarranted presumptuousness on the part of a property, a mere beast. |
| 52 | 851 | I should have known better. |
| 52 | 852 | "Do you think a slave is to be cared for?" he asked. |