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| 34 | 617 | You would View more quotes about chain">chain us with strands of silk, with the turn of an ankle, the softness of a glance. |
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| 34 | 614 | How dangerous you are, how lusciously subtle and cunning! You are woman, the beauty, the temptress. |
| 34 | 615 | Yes, undeniably such as you have their fascinations. |
| 34 | 616 | How exciting you are, how attractive! And you know that, do you not? How you relish that! And you would use such things to make us your prisoners and servants, your slaves. |
| 34 | 617 | You would chain us with strands of silk, with the turn of an ankle, the softness of a glance. |
| 34 | 618 | You are seductively dangerous. |
| 34 | 619 | What victims nature, in her inscrutable cunning, would make of foolish, vulnerable men. |
| 34 | 620 | How is it that anything as petty, as trivial and worthless, as you are should play so indifferently with their hearts? Surely this is some jest of nature, intent upon tormenting her own. |