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| 36 | 775 | I would attempt to get him to cure View more quotes about himself">himself of the false Sheila, that the way might then be open for a poor, nameless slave who so much loved him. |
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| 36 | 772 | In all this, of course, he regarded me as little more than a curvaceous, scheming slave, one who did not care for him, but one who, to protect herself, would do anything, even pretend falsely to love. |
| 36 | 773 | He did not know I truly loved him. |
| 36 | 774 | I resolved upon a bold plan. |
| 36 | 775 | I would attempt to get him to cure himself of the false Sheila, that the way might then be open for a poor, nameless slave who so much loved him. |
| 36 | 776 | "Free me," I said, angrily, pulling at the ropes. |
| 36 | 777 | He looked at me. |
| 36 | 778 | "Free yourself," he said. |