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| 6 | 745 | View more quotes about women">Women's hair, long and silky, plaited into heavy ropes, is ideal for the cording of catapults. |
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| 6 | 742 | "The keeper might do that," I said. |
| 6 | 743 | Lady Temione moaned, helplessly. |
| 6 | 744 | This was, of course, a genuine possibility, particularly in this area at this time. |
| 6 | 745 | Women's hair, long and silky, plaited into heavy ropes, is ideal for the cording of catapults. |
| 6 | 746 | It is far superior, for example, to vegetable fibers. |
| 6 | 747 | It is also superior, in length and texture, to the hair of sleen and kaiila. |
| 6 | 748 | By now, the hair of slaves in Ar's Station, and doubtless the hair of most of her free women as well, donated in the case of the latter as a contribution to the defense effort, would have been shaved off, or, perhaps, cropped short. |