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| 68 | 422 | "Yes," she wept, "even in my View more quotes about robes">robes and veils, I thought such things, and in countless dreams I found myself so". |
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| 68 | 419 | "Surely you wish a private master," I said, "before whom you might kneel, whose feet you might cover with kisses". |
| 68 | 420 | She squirmed, and sobbed, uncontrollably. |
| 68 | 421 | "Is it not true?" I said. |
| 68 | 422 | "Yes," she wept, "even in my robes and veils, I thought such things, and in countless dreams I found myself so". |
| 68 | 423 | "In a restaurant, as in a tavern," I said, "you have an opportunity to present yourself, humbly and hopefully, beautifully, before men. |
| 68 | 424 | Do you not think some of those men would wish to lead you home with them? Might not a man offer your master coin for you, coin that he would be unlikely to refuse?" "It is too late," she said. |
| 68 | 425 | "I am caught. |