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| 1 | 647 | The View more quotes about slaves">slaves about the enclosure looked wildly at one another, frightened, yet terribly excited. |
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| 1 | 644 | To be sure, the women serve themselves, too, but not in the trivial sense of obtaining money, but in the more profound senses, psychological and biological, of expressing and fulfilling their nature. |
| 1 | 645 | To be sure, the women must fear, for they may be taken out of themselves, so to speak, and forced helplessly into ecstasy. |
| 1 | 646 | I heard a swirl from a flute, the simple flute, not the double flute, and the quick pounding of a small tabor, these instruments now in the hands of Philebus' assistants. |
| 1 | 647 | The slaves about the enclosure looked wildly at one another, frightened, yet terribly excited. |
| 1 | 648 | Then, as startling as a gunshot, there was the sudden crack of a whip in the hand of Philebus. |
| 1 | 649 | The girls cried out in fear, in their collars and scanty silks. |
| 1 | 650 | Even Temione, near me, recoiled. |