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| 24 | 657 | In such a View more quotes about case">case it is natural for her to present herself as piteously and excitingly before him as possible, in order that his interest might be aroused. |
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| 24 | 654 | "How brazen we Earth girls are," she laughed, "how shameless, that we would beg to be purchased! How you must despise us, such lowly, desperate slaves!" I then entered Miss Henderson and she gasped, clutching me. |
| 24 | 655 | I smiled. |
| 24 | 656 | It was not unusual for a slave girl, fervently, to desire to be purchased by a given man, one before whom she knows she could kneel as a superb slave. |
| 24 | 657 | In such a case it is natural for her to present herself as piteously and excitingly before him as possible, in order that his interest might be aroused. |
| 24 | 658 | She, obviously, has nothing to say about her purchase. |
| 24 | 659 | The choice is his, fully. |
| 24 | 660 | It is he who is the buyer. |