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| 24 | 562 | "This one we call 'View more quotes about publia">Publia,'" said the keeper, "and this one 'Claudia. |
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| 24 | 559 | She was urging a consideration of her own not inconsiderable charms upon his attention. |
| 24 | 560 | "But perhaps, too, there is another reason!" hinted the keeper. |
| 24 | 561 | "Oh?" asked his questioner. |
| 24 | 562 | "This one we call 'Publia,'" said the keeper, "and this one 'Claudia. |
| 24 | 563 | '" As he said these names, he reached out, and, in turn, Publia first, flicked each of them with the whip. |
| 24 | 564 | At this touch, even as light and playful as it was, each of them recoiled in dread. |
| 24 | 565 | Both had now felt the whip at one time or another, indeed, Claudia only a moment ago. |