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| 31 | 172 | And, of View more quotes about course">course, there is always money, or goods, to be made from the sale of a daughter. |
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| 31 | 169 | It is not unusual, for example, for proud, wayward daughters to be marketed. |
| 31 | 170 | The life of such a girl changes. |
| 31 | 171 | It is difficult to be proud and wayward when one is owned. |
| 31 | 172 | And, of course, there is always money, or goods, to be made from the sale of a daughter. |
| 31 | 173 | That is a temptation. |
| 31 | 174 | Also, it might be mentioned, some daughters request their sale, if only to escape the drudgery and limitations of the villages. |
| 31 | 175 | "Yes, chieftain san," said he whom I had taken to be the innkeeper. |