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| 38 | 427 | Too, it View more quotes about might">might be noted, as a passing, prosaic observation, that when a woman's hands are tied together behind her back she is likely to get into little trouble. |
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| 38 | 424 | She is still helpless, and a slave. |
| 38 | 425 | Too, if her slave fires have been kindled, as is likely to be the case, she desires and needs the pleasures of her bondage. |
| 38 | 426 | It is not unusual for her, left in her bonds, to beg for sexual relief. |
| 38 | 427 | Too, it might be noted, as a passing, prosaic observation, that when a woman's hands are tied together behind her back she is likely to get into little trouble. |
| 38 | 428 | It would not do, for example, on such a tour, to have them fussing about, rearranging objects, straightening things, folding things, picking up things, handling things, noting textures, and such. |
| 38 | 429 | Having them on a neck bond, too, of course, keeps them together. |
| 38 | 430 | Thus they are not likely to wander off, become separated, and find themselves lost in the labyrinthine companionways of the great ship. |