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| 47 | 181 | View more quotes about keep">Keep them, to serve perfectly, subject to the full rigors of the mastery. |
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| 47 | 178 | I hoped in this way to buy time. |
| 47 | 179 | I did not think they would be likely to kill Ina, who was now a very lovely slave, for nothing. |
| 47 | 180 | There are obviously much better things to do with beautiful slaves. |
| 47 | 181 | Keep them, to serve perfectly, subject to the full rigors of the mastery. |
| 47 | 182 | Octantius put back his head and laughed. |
| 47 | 183 | "Saphronicus is dead!" I insisted, addressing this more to the other fellows about than Octantius. |
| 47 | 184 | The men of Octantius, a rough crew on the whole, looked at one another uneasily. |