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| 79 | 554 | "A considerable alteration in their View more quotes about circumstances">circumstances," she said, "from the luxury of a court to the exposure of the auction block". |
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| 79 | 551 | "The victors make them slaves, and some are even marketed". |
| 79 | 552 | "Doubtless they bring high prices". |
| 79 | 553 | "Sometimes, for the amusement of the victors, they are sold for almost nothing". |
| 79 | 554 | "A considerable alteration in their circumstances," she said, "from the luxury of a court to the exposure of the auction block". |
| 79 | 555 | "But, too," said Cabot, "she begged to be purchased". |
| 79 | 556 | "I could conceive of myself begging to be purchased," she said, regarding him, "if it were a certain man". |
| 79 | 557 | "But you are a rightful slave," he said. |