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| 27 | 543 | "You are then to be as a mute rence View more quotes about girl">girl". |
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| 27 | 540 | These may have been selected for, considering the high mobility of women, in virtue of practices in exogamous mating, enslavements, sales, captures, and such, assisting them to placate, and accommodate themselves to, foreign masters. |
| 27 | 541 | "And so," I said, "in spite of the pleasure which listening to your accent affords me I would rather forgo that pleasure temporarily, enjoyable though it may be, than risk impalement on its account". |
| 27 | 542 | "Of course," she said, tensely. |
| 27 | 543 | "You are then to be as a mute rence girl". |
| 27 | 544 | "Perhaps I can write in the sand," she said. |
| 27 | 545 | "No," I said. |
| 27 | 546 | "Most rence girls are illiterate". |