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| 24 | 426 | They make a practice of it, much as they View more quotes about might">might sell their hair to hair merchants or to the weavers of catapult ropes. |
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| 24 | 423 | "You were a female," he said. |
| 24 | 424 | "Why not?" The selling of infant daughters is not that unusual in large cities. |
| 24 | 425 | Some women do it regularly. |
| 24 | 426 | They make a practice of it, much as they might sell their hair to hair merchants or to the weavers of catapult ropes. |
| 24 | 427 | Some women, it is rumored, hope for daughters, that they may sell them to the slave trade. |
| 24 | 428 | These women, in effect, breed for slaves. |
| 24 | 429 | Too, there is a common Gorean belief that females are natural slaves, a belief for which there is much evidence, incidentally, and in the light of this belief some families would rather sell a daughter than raise her. |