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| 63 | 185 | At a View more quotes about feast">feast, before his family and friends, she, once a proud, haughty free woman, must dance, dance as the slave she now is. |
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| 63 | 182 | Even in the basket, there had been a joy of flight. |
| 63 | 183 | Some tarnsmen, I knew, were raiders, raiders for women. |
| 63 | 184 | In some cities, a young tarnsman's first task is to capture a woman of the enemy and bring her back as his slave. |
| 63 | 185 | At a feast, before his family and friends, she, once a proud, haughty free woman, must dance, dance as the slave she now is. |
| 63 | 186 | None may touch food or wine at the feast until he has partaken of each, served, of course, by his kneeling slave. |
| 63 | 187 | Commonly a marauding tarnsman uses the capture loop. |
| 63 | 188 | She is then dragged to the saddle apron and tied, belly up, before him. |