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| 15 | 940 | If a View more quotes about guard">guard even lifted one, I would cringe. |
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| 15 | 937 | Surely I had not, and could not, forget the iron nor the whip's hot kiss. |
| 15 | 938 | I much feared them. |
| 15 | 939 | I could no longer even look on a slave whip without a feeling of terror, for I understood now the pain of its meaning, and what it might do to me. |
| 15 | 940 | If a guard even lifted one, I would cringe. |
| 15 | 941 | I would obey, and with promptness! Do not scorn me, until you yourself have felt the iron and the lash. |
| 15 | 942 | But, too, somehow, perhaps unaccountably, lying and stealing now seemed to me small, and trivial, too petty to perform. |
| 15 | 943 | I no longer regarded such behavior as clever, but now, rather, as unworthy or stupid, whether one was caught or not. |