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| 3 | 676 | I had View more quotes about little">little doubt she might once have been a tavern dancer. |
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| 3 | 673 | Teibar's Tuka, it seemed, was popular even with the other slaves, of which she was such a superb specimen. |
| 3 | 674 | I watched her moving about the circle. |
| 3 | 675 | "Aii!" cried men, as she would pause a moment to dance before them. |
| 3 | 676 | I had little doubt she might once have been a tavern dancer. |
| 3 | 677 | Such dancers must present themselves in such a fashion before customers. |
| 3 | 678 | This gives the customer an opportunity to assess them, and to keep them in mind, if he wishes, for later use in an alcove. |
| 3 | 679 | "Aii," cried another fellow. |