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| 8 | 936 | "May she View more quotes about serve">serve her goblets well, and nicely grace the chains of your alcoves," had said the auctioneer to her buyer, while his man led her down the steps to the street, into his keeping. |
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| 8 | 933 | She brought less than the girl from Tabor. |
| 8 | 934 | Perhaps, I thought, a girl from the islands, with her accent, would have an exotic flavor at a fellow's slave ring. |
| 8 | 935 | The brunette was purchased, I gathered, for a restaurant, or tavern, of some sort. |
| 8 | 936 | "May she serve her goblets well, and nicely grace the chains of your alcoves," had said the auctioneer to her buyer, while his man led her down the steps to the street, into his keeping. |
| 8 | 937 | Next, to her misery, the Lady Persinna was seized and drawn to the block. |
| 8 | 938 | She was clutching the short sheet closely about her, and was shrieking, and sobbing. |
| 8 | 939 | "I cannot be sold!" she cried. |