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| 33 | 242 | The View more quotes about point">point of the collar is to mark the woman as a slave and, in many cases, by means of devices such as a particular kind of knot, a tag, an engraving on metal, or a plate attached to it, to identify the master, not to cause her discomfort. |
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| 33 | 239 | The men too, their eyes cast down, save for furtive glances, seemed loath to leave. |
| 33 | 240 | I took the narrow rope, then, and looped it about her neck, three times. |
| 33 | 241 | I then knotted it and ran my finger about, under the loops, making sure that they were unslippable and snug, but not in the least uncomfortable. |
| 33 | 242 | The point of the collar is to mark the woman as a slave and, in many cases, by means of devices such as a particular kind of knot, a tag, an engraving on metal, or a plate attached to it, to identify the master, not to cause her discomfort. |
| 33 | 243 | Most of the time she will not even be aware she is wearing it. |
| 33 | 244 | She may always, of course, be reminded. |
| 33 | 245 | And if she is in doubt, she may always touch it. |