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| 29 | 162 | I gestured to the View more quotes about table">table. |
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| 29 | 159 | "Three slaves—Master," she said. |
| 29 | 160 | "Master," said Iantha. |
| 29 | 161 | "Master," said Philomena. |
| 29 | 162 | I gestured to the table. |
| 29 | 163 | "Masters," said the three. |
| 29 | 164 | "It may be difficult for you, in the beginning," I said, "to use words such as 'Master' and 'Masters', 'Mistress' and 'Mistresses', but soon you will use them easily and aptly, thoughtlessly and naturally, thinking nothing of it, for there is a great difference between the owned and the unowned, the collared and the uncollared, and you are the owned and collared". |
| 29 | 165 | Too, of course, using expressions such as 'Master' and 'Mistress' to the free is not only appropriate, but deepens, confirms, and reinforces the slave's sense of herself as slave, which she now is. |