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| 59 | 101 | "I am not a bred View more quotes about slave">slave," she said. |
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| 59 | 98 | To be sure, with respect to writhing naked at one's feet, one's foot pressed gently, firmly, on her belly, she would not be displeasing, no more so than other slaves. |
| 59 | 99 | "Out of my way, bumpkin," she snapped. |
| 59 | 100 | "You might do well in a peasant's field," I said. |
| 59 | 101 | "I am not a bred slave," she said. |
| 59 | 102 | "I was a free woman!" "So, too, were most slaves," I said. |
| 59 | 103 | "A free woman!" she said. |
| 59 | 104 | "All women are slaves," I said. |