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| 30 | 572 | View more quotes about earth">Earth males, I conjecture, though I have not polled the matter, seldom encounter women, helpless, beautiful, and naked, crawling to their feet, pleading for relief. |
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| 30 | 569 | How piteous she can be, before one, helpless, suffering with need. |
| 30 | 570 | To be sure, such fires are seldom instilled in the women of my former world, unless, of course, they are embonded. |
| 30 | 571 | Then they are as helpless as any other slave. |
| 30 | 572 | Earth males, I conjecture, though I have not polled the matter, seldom encounter women, helpless, beautiful, and naked, crawling to their feet, pleading for relief. |
| 30 | 573 | It is common in slave houses, prior to sales, to deprive the merchandise of relief for two or three, even for four or five days, prior to the sale. |
| 30 | 574 | Such a girl, brought to the block, so poignantly alive, so needful, is likely to leap to the slightest touch of the auctioneer's whip. |
| 30 | 575 | "I know nothing of such things," she said. |