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| 38 | 209 | Too, View more quotes about woman">woman's hair is excellent for catapult cordage, as it retains its strength and tensility indefinitely, and that under a variety of weather conditions and temperatures. |
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| 38 | 206 | As slaves are commonly vain of their beauty, as other women, even extraordinarily so, a grievous discipline, which most girls will attempt to evade at almost any cost, is shaving their head. |
| 38 | 207 | Their hair, of course, is not discarded. |
| 38 | 208 | The wigs of many tree women are often from the hair of slaves, though it is certified as having had a tree origin. |
| 38 | 209 | Too, woman's hair is excellent for catapult cordage, as it retains its strength and tensility indefinitely, and that under a variety of weather conditions and temperatures. |
| 38 | 210 | "There should be two others," said the slave, "Darla and Tuza. |
| 38 | 211 | Let them be pot girls". |
| 38 | 212 | "It is they who deposed you," said the leader. |