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| 11 | 473 | View more quotes about lana">Lana and I were more valuable than Ute and Inge, or so we thought. |
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| 11 | 470 | How would she fare, I wondered, stripped, with a mark on her thigh, submitted to men! I wondered if she would ever meet her master, and kneel before him. |
| 11 | 471 | That night Ute and Inge asked Lana and I to help clean the cage, but we, as usual, refused. |
| 11 | 472 | That was the work of lesser girls. |
| 11 | 473 | Lana and I were more valuable than Ute and Inge, or so we thought. |
| 11 | 474 | The three of us might have forced Lana to help, but then I would have had to work, too. |
| 11 | 475 | I realized that if I joined with Lana, though I did not care for her, they could not force either of us to work. |
| 11 | 476 | Since Ute and Inge were insistent that the cage be cleaned, this unpleasant task thus fell regularly on them. |