| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
|---|---|---|
| 10 | 696 | These View more quotes about things">things really depend not on the color of hair, but on the individual woman. |
| 10 | 697 | I might note, in passing, that in many slave markets, the single, most prized color of hair seems to be auburn. |
| 10 | 698 | That hair color is highly prized in a kajira. |
| 10 | 699 | An itinerant vendor, then, if desiring to defraud buyers and raise the price of a kajira, is more likely to have her hair dyed auburn than blond. |
| 10 | 700 | At the table there seemed some puzzle as to my disposition, one which the jailer, as far as I could tell, could not really dispel. |
| 10 | 701 | I noted, to my irritation, that the fellow who had been looking up at me was now eyeing the blonde. |
| 10 | 702 | But surely I was more attractive than she! She was pouring some liquid from the pitcher into one of the vessels on the table. |