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| 50 | 283 | Too, men may see View more quotes about beauty">beauty differently. |
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| 50 | 280 | One would expect, for example, that an unusual dancer, a trained physician, the daughter of a defeated general, or such, might go for more than another slave, even if the other slave might, for most intents and purposes, be an equivalent, even a better, buy. |
| 50 | 281 | For example, two of my friends, sister slaves, kennel sisters, Relia and Janina, I thought, were quite beautiful. |
| 50 | 282 | I did not expect many slaves to be more beautiful than they. |
| 50 | 283 | Too, men may see beauty differently. |
| 50 | 284 | One man's pleasure slave may be another man's pot girl, or kettle-and-mat girl. |
| 50 | 285 | At the edge of the shore, there were several small boats tied in place, to stakes anchored in the beach, some, long boats, propelled by several oars, and others, smaller boats, propelled by a pair of oars. |
| 50 | 286 | These boats sufficed for traffic across the river. |