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| 33 | 349 | There was no difficulty with these descriptions. |
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| 33 | 346 | "In the View more quotes about search">search for the Tatrix," said Miles, "the records of hundreds of slave houses were checked, to see if a woman of her description might have been processed. |
| 33 | 347 | In this search, in the records of the house of Kliomenes, we found entries pertaining to your visit there with a free woman, purportedly a Lady Lita. |
| 33 | 348 | Descriptions of this 'Lady Lita' were furnished by several members of the staff. |
| 33 | 349 | There was no difficulty with these descriptions. |
| 33 | 350 | They were splendidly clear, and usefully and intimately detailed, even to conjectured shackle sizes, just as one would expect of descriptions of a female in a slave garment. |
| 33 | 351 | The descriptions tallied, of course, with those available of the Tatrix of Corcyrus". |
| 33 | 352 | "I did not know," said Publius, rising to his feet, "that it was for such a purpose I was invited to Argentum. |