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| 36 | 172 | As many View more quotes about times">times before, Cabot speculated how the young men she had known on Earth would regard her as she now was, a collared slave. |
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| 36 | 169 | Cabot rose up, the ring clenched in his hand, and went back to where the slave waited. |
| 36 | 170 | When he came into her proximity, as she was still kneeling, not having been given permission to rise, she put her head to the floor of the cave. |
| 36 | 171 | The former Miss Pym looked well, kneeling so. |
| 36 | 172 | As many times before, Cabot speculated how the young men she had known on Earth would regard her as she now was, a collared slave. |
| 36 | 173 | He did not doubt but what they would rejoice. |
| 36 | 174 | Perhaps they would make bids for her. |
| 36 | 175 | But he did not think he would sell the slave, at least not now. |