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| 2 | 919 | They View more quotes about tend">tend to be vain of their hair, but one effects nothing critical in this regard. |
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| 2 | 916 | Much attention is commonly paid by slaves to their appearance, and they are careful to keep themselves neat and clean, well groomed and attractive. |
| 2 | 917 | The slovenliness acceptable in a free woman is not acceptable in a slave. |
| 2 | 918 | Accordingly, much attention is paid by slaves, amongst other things, to the arrangement, condition and quality of their hair; it is usually worn long, and is almost invariably clean, glossy, brushed, and combed. |
| 2 | 919 | They tend to be vain of their hair, but one effects nothing critical in this regard. |
| 2 | 920 | They are females. |
| 2 | 921 | It is a serious punishment, incidentally, for a slave to have her head shaved, or to be shorn. |
| 2 | 922 | This is a terrible blow to their beauty, vanity and self-esteem. |