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| 16 | 837 | There were other View more quotes about names">names, phrases and remarks that Ellen did not even understand. |
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| 16 | 834 | "You may speak," said the guard to his charges. |
| 16 | 835 | Instantly a fierce torrent of abuse from the chained women rained upon the occupants of the shelf, to which the occupants of the shelf did not dare to reply. |
| 16 | 836 | "Cement-shelf girls!" "She-urts!" "She-sleen!" "Pot-and-mat girls!" "Low slaves!" "Barbarians!" "Earth-girls!" "Bondmaids!" "Plow-thralls!" "Collar meat!" "Slave meat!" "Flesh-trash!" Such were the epithets that sped forth that evening from the throats of their fair rivals. |
| 16 | 837 | There were other names, phrases and remarks that Ellen did not even understand. |
| 16 | 838 | A moment's digression may perhaps be in order, as some may find it of interest. |
| 16 | 839 | The Gorean slave girl, unlike free women, particularly those of lower caste, is not permitted to be vulgar. |
| 16 | 840 | And, indeed, most are not. |