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| 38 | 149 | The rest of us had our View more quotes about tunics">tunics. |
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| 38 | 146 | The sound had been the consequence mainly of the movement of the chain on her neck, the links moving against one another, and the terminal link pulling at the holding ring of the metal collar, but there had been, too, the movement of the links on the floor of the chamber, those of the chain which joined her ankle rings, and that of the chain which joined her wrist rings. |
| 38 | 147 | She was the only free woman in the chamber. |
| 38 | 148 | Too, perhaps paradoxically, she was the only woman in the chamber who had not been given clothing. |
| 38 | 149 | The rest of us had our tunics. |
| 38 | 150 | She was chained where she was, to a ring, near the guards, because she, or, perhaps more accurately, her use for the evening, was to figure as prize in the guards' game. |
| 38 | 151 | She must also, though free, address the pit slaves as 'Mistress', and wait upon us, as we might please. |
| 38 | 152 | She was the girl, Ilene. |