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| 41 | 219 | Too, I did not View more quotes about think">think it wise to initiate a physical contact with a free person. |
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| 41 | 216 | After all, beneath all their veils and robes, they, too, are women. |
| 41 | 217 | To be sure, few of these subtle stratagems, so to speak, would be at my disposal. |
| 41 | 218 | For example, the hem of my tunic was high on my thighs, and I was barefoot. |
| 41 | 219 | Too, I did not think it wise to initiate a physical contact with a free person. |
| 41 | 220 | Too, it might be noted, realistically or not, that accidents are seldom accepted on the part of a slave. |
| 41 | 221 | For example, if a slave should spill a beverage, or drop a utensil, while serving, let alone break a plate or a bowl, she may expect a whipping. |
| 41 | 222 | His hand whipped out and seized my ankle. |