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| 21 | 337 | She, in all her loftiness and View more quotes about pride">pride, cannot begin to bear the thought of another learning that her throat, that of a free woman, such a free woman, is encircled by the slave band. |
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| 21 | 334 | Not every woman, of course, is equally likely to be a candidate for such attentions. |
| 21 | 335 | Usually the woman is one who is notorious for her egotism, arrogance, insolence, and conceit, or such. |
| 21 | 336 | Sometimes her embarrassment is such that she continues to wear the collar in secret. |
| 21 | 337 | She, in all her loftiness and pride, cannot begin to bear the thought of another learning that her throat, that of a free woman, such a free woman, is encircled by the slave band. |
| 21 | 338 | Or perhaps, in some cases, that is her excuse to herself for not seeking its removal. |
| 21 | 339 | For the band on her throat may be something which she feels should be there. |
| 21 | 340 | It may be something which she has always, in her secret heart, wanted there. |