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| 36 | 239 | That in View more quotes about itself">itself is exciting. |
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| 36 | 236 | "To be sure, the men might prefer them without tunics". |
| 36 | 237 | "The tunic," I said, "conceals little and suggests much. |
| 36 | 238 | It proclaims the woman an article of property, a purchasable slave. |
| 36 | 239 | That in itself is exciting. |
| 36 | 240 | It is also a garment which is easily removed". |
| 36 | 241 | "Get up, slaves," said Lais. |
| 36 | 242 | "We are going to the beach where you will be put to man-use". |