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| 37 | 869 | He View more quotes about looked">looked on Alcinoë, and she, on all fours, put down her head. |
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| 37 | 866 | "I would think so," he said. |
| 37 | 867 | "Do you think she did not know herself, even on her own world, as suitably a man's slave?" I said. |
| 37 | 868 | "What woman does not, on any world?" he asked. |
| 37 | 869 | He looked on Alcinoë, and she, on all fours, put down her head. |
| 37 | 870 | "Why then should she be denied, as her own world would deny her, submission to the mastery, ropes on her ankles, her wrists pinioned behind her back in slave bracelets, a collar on her neck, her lips pressed obediently to a master's whip?" "I, for one," he said, "would have no interest in denying her such things, particularly if she would look well at a man's feet. |
| 37 | 871 | It is cruel to deny to a woman her nature, and, as well, to a man his". |
| 37 | 872 | "She would be a delicious, perfect slave," I said. |