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| 61 | 840 | When your View more quotes about number">number is drawn, you may have your pick of the kajirae who have not yet been selected". |
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| 61 | 837 | "Unfortunately," said the Lady Bina, "there are far more men at arms here than there are slaves, so one must have a raffle, but each of you may hope to be lucky. |
| 61 | 838 | If there are two hundred fellows, say, who wish to participate, though you are under no obligation to do so, we will put two hundred numbers on slips of paper in a helmet, and give each fellow a slip of paper with a number. |
| 61 | 839 | Then, we will draw one number after another. |
| 61 | 840 | When your number is drawn, you may have your pick of the kajirae who have not yet been selected". |
| 61 | 841 | "Agreed," said more than one fellow. |
| 61 | 842 | "Not every slave," said Drusus Andronicus, menacingly, "will serve as a prize". |
| 61 | 843 | Paula, at his feet, looked up at him, radiantly, and then pressed her lips to his thigh. |