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| 59 | 133 | "Do you View more quotes about object">object to having had your sandals removed?" I asked. |
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| 59 | 130 | It is no wonder that men wish to own them". |
| 59 | 131 | And what woman does not wish to be collared and owned by the Master of her dreams? "Are you angry?" I asked the slave. |
| 59 | 132 | She half reared up, and shook her head fiercely, affirmatively. |
| 59 | 133 | "Do you object to having had your sandals removed?" I asked. |
| 59 | 134 | Again she nodded, fiercely, affirmatively. |
| 59 | 135 | "Remove her clothing," I said, "even the ribbon binding her hair, and spread her hair out, widely, and brush it behind her shoulders. |
| 59 | 136 | And kneel her before me, back on her heels, her knees widely spread". |