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| 16 | 606 | View more quotes about indeed">Indeed, it is said that a skilled slaver can tell the difference between a free woman in the robes of concealment and a slave in them merely by having them walk about. |
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| 16 | 603 | I supposed that slave movement, its subtlety, its grace, its sensuousness, was now a part of me, in part trained into me, in part naturally manifesting itself, in my current condition. |
| 16 | 604 | I was no longer even aware of it, really. |
| 16 | 605 | Slaves are not permitted to move with the rigidity, the awkwardness, of free women. |
| 16 | 606 | Indeed, it is said that a skilled slaver can tell the difference between a free woman in the robes of concealment and a slave in them merely by having them walk about. |
| 16 | 607 | Even so subtle a thing, you see, militates against a slave's possibility of escape. |
| 16 | 608 | To be sure, a slave might escape one master, to fall into the hands of another. |
| 16 | 609 | She might change her collar, so to speak. |