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| 43 | 241 | If they are not men, how can we be View more quotes about women">women? If they are not master, how can we be slave?" Seremides pulled himself to the tiller. |
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| 43 | 238 | We are then in our place, at their feet. |
| 43 | 239 | We are thrilled then, owned, rightless, helpless, subject to their whips. |
| 43 | 240 | We are obedient, content, fulfilled, and happy, and hope for their caress. |
| 43 | 241 | If they are not men, how can we be women? If they are not master, how can we be slave?" Seremides pulled himself to the tiller. |
| 43 | 242 | "Under the closure of the canopy," he said, "there are blankets. |
| 43 | 243 | See that she is covered, and warmed". |
| 43 | 244 | "Solicitation," asked Vas of Anango, "for a slave?" "As for a sleen or kaiila," said Seremides. |