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| 10 | 867 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, is the light-hearted, nonchalant infliction of this exquisite torment on slaves not one of a master's many pleasures? It is acceptable, of course. |
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| 10 | 864 | I suppose this is a tribute in its way to their intelligence, as well as to their charming nosiness or busybodiness. |
| 10 | 865 | But let them be kept in ignorance. |
| 10 | 866 | Do not assuage their excited female curiosity; rather, keep it tantalizingly unsatisfied. |
| 10 | 867 | Indeed, is the light-hearted, nonchalant infliction of this exquisite torment on slaves not one of a master's many pleasures? It is acceptable, of course. |
| 10 | 868 | They are in collars. |
| 10 | 869 | Later, that evening, I would return to my wagon. |
| 10 | 870 | I would climb the stairs in a normal manner, certainly without stealth, and would make it a point to noisily remove the padlock from the door, and let it fall back against the side of the door, suspended on its short chain. |