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| 68 | 244 | I View more quotes about suppose">suppose it is a market of sorts as, in it, one may use one slave to, so to speak, buy another. |
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| 68 | 241 | "Very well," said he, to my relief. |
| 68 | 242 | An "Exchange House" is much what the name suggests. |
| 68 | 243 | In it slaves may be exchanged. |
| 68 | 244 | I suppose it is a market of sorts as, in it, one may use one slave to, so to speak, buy another. |
| 68 | 245 | Slaves are the primary currency, rather than coins. |
| 68 | 246 | Sometimes, however, an exchange is not an even exchange, slave for slave, or two slaves for one slave, or such, but a certain amount of money may also be involved. |
| 68 | 247 | For example, a slave, say, A, might be exchanged for a slave B, but only if, say, A's owner or B's owner adds in, say, a number of copper tarsks. |