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| 15 | 786 | It was dawn. |
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| 15 | 783 | I had had a View more quotes about double">double profit from my work of last night, my pleasure in teaching her her collar and, commercially, the considerable improvement of my property, the considerable improvement of my investment. |
| 15 | 784 | "Do not sell Ilene in Port Kar," she whispered. |
| 15 | 785 | "Sell another girl in Port Kar, not Ilene". |
| 15 | 786 | It was dawn. |
| 15 | 787 | The red-haired girl, first girl in the camp, she who held the switch, was now up, stretching like a she-panther, yawning like a she-larl. |
| 15 | 788 | She, though a former paga slave, pulled the skins of panther girls about her body. |
| 15 | 789 | I had torn the skins at her left thigh, that she might not forget she wore a brand. |