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| 39 | 311 | "They crawl View more quotes about nicely">nicely under the whip. |
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| 39 | 308 | "You would not dare to put us in such degrading garments, so enveloping, so cumbersome, so abundant, so hobbling, so layered, with hoods and veils, the garments of small, soft creatures of interest to men, educated, perfumed, pampered, and refined, meaningless, weak little animals, conforming little animals, mindlessly trapped in the cages of convention". |
| 39 | 309 | "When such come to us, we sell them," scoffed Tuza. |
| 39 | 310 | "Men like them," said Darla. |
| 39 | 311 | "They crawl nicely under the whip. |
| 39 | 312 | They are pretty in chains". |
| 39 | 313 | "They are not large, strong, hard, and coarse," said Tuza. |
| 39 | 314 | "Do you think me hard and coarse?" asked Donna. |