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| 11 | 852 | View more quotes about thus">Thus, as prizes, they belong to the victors". |
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| 11 | 849 | And then, toward morning, when the fires had burned low, and the room was gray, damp and cold, when those who had won them would be asleep, sated with the repast of pleasures derived from their winnings, their hands tied behind their bodies, their necks roped to the left ankles of their new masters, they might rest. |
| 11 | 850 | Later, bent over, held in leading position, by groggy, stumbling masters, they would be conducted to their new dispositions. |
| 11 | 851 | They are the women of a conquered foe. |
| 11 | 852 | Thus, as prizes, they belong to the victors". |
| 11 | 853 | "Yes, Master," whispered the slave. |
| 11 | 854 | "In a sense," he said, "as I suggested earlier, it is similar with you". |
| 11 | 855 | "Master?" "I am the victor here, am I not?" he asked. |