| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 39 | 322 | "We will not wear such degrading, colorful, cumbersome, lengthy, inhibiting, View more quotes about silken">silken things, the vanities and affectations of weak, meaningless women," said Darla. |
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| 39 | 319 | "No!" said Tuza and Darla. |
| 39 | 320 | "Regard yourself in a mirror, your reflection in still water," said Donna. |
| 39 | 321 | "Do not put us in the garmenture of the women of the cities," said Tuza. |
| 39 | 322 | "We will not wear such degrading, colorful, cumbersome, lengthy, inhibiting, silken things, the vanities and affectations of weak, meaningless women," said Darla. |
| 39 | 323 | "Then, go naked," said Donna. |
| 39 | 324 | "No!" wept Tuza. |
| 39 | 325 | "We might wear such things, perhaps for a time!" said Darla. |