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| 25 | 474 | He could not but drink in the View more quotes about beauty">beauty of Lavinia. |
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| 25 | 471 | "Chain me, and throw me to him. |
| 25 | 472 | Let him punish me! Let me be his to do with as he pleases!" The male slave gasped, staggered with the thought of such power over the beauty. |
| 25 | 473 | "But then, on the other hand," I said, "I do not know if I would permit dalliance amongst my slaves". |
| 25 | 474 | He could not but drink in the beauty of Lavinia. |
| 25 | 475 | "Look away from her," I commanded. |
| 25 | 476 | With a moan he averted his eyes. |
| 25 | 477 | "To be sure, I might upon occasion," I said, "let you look upon one another, each chained to an opposite wall, or perhaps I might even allow you each enough chain to approach, but not touch, one another. |