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| 2 | 859 | They were, in View more quotes about effect">effect, good-will and promotional devices, donated to the festivities, for the pleasures of free men, by the houses of various slavers. |
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| 2 | 856 | Such booths are usually set up in the courtyards of slavers' houses and at special times, generally in the neighborhood of holidays and festivals. |
| 2 | 857 | At other times, of course, such girls may be examined and tested in private chambers in the slavers' houses. |
| 2 | 858 | The purple booths set up now in the piazza, however, had to do with the time of carnival. |
| 2 | 859 | They were, in effect, good-will and promotional devices, donated to the festivities, for the pleasures of free men, by the houses of various slavers. |
| 2 | 860 | The house of Samos, for example, provided the first five booths, each complete with its furnishings, including a charming occupant. |
| 2 | 861 | His fifth booth, as I had heard, contained the slave, Rowena. |
| 2 | 862 | He wished to bring her along quickly. |