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| 19 | 307 | That View more quotes about call">call takes precedence, of course, over a detention by strangers, but it is a rare girl who will simply leap up, not dismissed, and flee from the presence of free men. |
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| 19 | 304 | In the beauty there was great agitation. |
| 19 | 305 | Obviously she wished to rise up and run to her master, hurrying as she could. |
| 19 | 306 | Slave girls do not dally when their masters call. |
| 19 | 307 | That call takes precedence, of course, over a detention by strangers, but it is a rare girl who will simply leap up, not dismissed, and flee from the presence of free men. |
| 19 | 308 | "You may go," I said. |
| 19 | 309 | "Thank you, Master!" she cried, and leaped up. |
| 19 | 310 | She was in such a hurry that she sped past the basket of laundry a pace or two, but then, suddenly recollecting it, hurried back, picked it up, and then, balancing it on her head with two hands, sped through the gate of the villa and up the path to the house. |