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| 24 | 164 | The historical explanation of this is that it was View more quotes about originally">originally intended to make it difficult for male slaves to make contact with one another and to keep them from understanding how numerous they might be. |
| 24 | 165 | On the other hand, male slaves are not numerous, at least within the cities, as opposed to the great farms or the quarries, and they are, in fact, usually collared. |
| 24 | 166 | Some, however, depending on the whim of the master or mistress, may wear a distinctive anklet or bracelet. |
| 24 | 167 | A consequence of this ordinance from the point of view of a female slave is that she cannot now even permit herself to be taken for a free woman by accident; her bondage is always manifest; it is helpful from the man's point of view, too; he always knows the status of the woman to whom he is relating; one relates to free women and slaves quite differently, of course; one treats a free woman with honor and respect; one treats a slave, commonly, with condescension and authority. |
| 24 | 168 | "Kneel and kiss the whip of Mintar," he said. |
| 24 | 169 | He took a whip from the table and held it before me. |
| 24 | 170 | "Again and again," he said, "tenderly, lingeringly". |