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| 4 | 931 | The major View more quotes about reason">reason for this is the steel collar, which, obdurately encircling her neck, read, promptly identifies her master and his city. |
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| 4 | 928 | It had been obvious I had been trying to escape. |
| 4 | 929 | I did not know, at that time, what might be the penalty for a girl who attempts escape and is so unfortunate as, as is nearly always the case, to be recaptured. |
| 4 | 930 | Slave girls almost never escape. |
| 4 | 931 | The major reason for this is the steel collar, which, obdurately encircling her neck, read, promptly identifies her master and his city. |
| 4 | 932 | Almost no one, of course, would think of removing a collar from a girl, unless it would be to replace it with one of his own. |
| 4 | 933 | This is because she is a slave. |
| 4 | 934 | Girls may also be hunted down by trained sleen, tireless hunters. |