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| 22 | 30 | Is it a way of speaking, an View more quotes about expression">expression, a hesitation, a gesture, a turning of the head, a shyness, a glance, a subtle, revealing, furtive unwillingness to make eye contact when a certain word is spoken, what? There are a hundred subtle cues, readable by the experienced and skilled. |
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| 22 | 27 | It is not their fault that their intelligence is high, their features sensitive and exquisite, their figures shapely. |
| 22 | 28 | Too, I suspect that the choices of slavers are not always clear to those lacking their training and skills. |
| 22 | 29 | One supposes more is involved in such things than the turn of a hip, the rounding of a calf, or forearm, the slimness of an ankle, the slenderness of a throat, such things. |
| 22 | 30 | Is it a way of speaking, an expression, a hesitation, a gesture, a turning of the head, a shyness, a glance, a subtle, revealing, furtive unwillingness to make eye contact when a certain word is spoken, what? There are a hundred subtle cues, readable by the experienced and skilled. |
| 22 | 31 | Some can read the needful slave in a woman when the woman herself fears to recognize it, and, in any event, dares not reveal it. |
| 22 | 32 | In any event, much diversity occurs in the markets, and a multitude of choices are available to buyers. |
| 22 | 33 | Perhaps, on the whole, the women have little more in common than the fact that they are lovely, and will be sold. |