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| 21 | 1428 | "Too, if their View more quotes about masters">masters do not object, you may avail yourself of any of the other slaves, there are a few, I believe, whom you embarked at Ar's Station, including, of course, my Shirley". |
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| 21 | 1425 | "My lads left Port Cos in a hurry," said Calliodorus, "and we did not know if there would be fighting, or not. |
| 21 | 1426 | Thus we did not include among our supplies any women for slave use". |
| 21 | 1427 | "No explanations are necessary," said Aemilianus. |
| 21 | 1428 | "Too, if their masters do not object, you may avail yourself of any of the other slaves, there are a few, I believe, whom you embarked at Ar's Station, including, of course, my Shirley". |
| 21 | 1429 | Shirley shrank back, a little. |
| 21 | 1430 | To be sure, even though she was the preferred slave of Aemilianus, her use could be handed about as easily as that of the lowest collar sluts on board, Claudia and Publia. |
| 21 | 1431 | "I thank you for your generosity," said Calliodorus, "and I am sure that the other fellows of Ar's Station would be every bit as generous, but I think that after what you have been through, we would prefer, in all gentleness and courtesy, to let such slaves, including your Shirley, recollect in detail the pleasing of their own masters, perhaps amidships". |