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| 79 | 221 | The View more quotes about arms">arms of the serving slaves are almost always bare, however, as this tends to be cultural for slaves. |
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| 79 | 218 | The serving garments, whether tunics or gowns, are almost invariably white. |
| 79 | 219 | This is supposed to make it clear to the free women present that the slaves are modest, quiet girls, bashful and retiring, of a sort a fellow would scarcely notice. |
| 79 | 220 | It would not do to have them serve in, say, slave red. |
| 79 | 221 | The arms of the serving slaves are almost always bare, however, as this tends to be cultural for slaves. |
| 79 | 222 | Too, the collar must always be visible to free women, for they like to see collars on slaves. |
| 79 | 223 | On such occasions, too, of course, if free women are present, the slave, even if she is her master's pleasure slave, will kneel with her knees modestly closed. |
| 79 | 224 | Indeed, to look upon her there, so quiet, so decorous and demure, one would scarcely guess what she is like, stripped and chained, begging, at the foot of her master's couch. |