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| 50 | 518 | The gowned View more quotes about slave">slave, obviously, did not stand high in the kennel order. |
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| 50 | 515 | I did not understand why this slave, and not the others, was permitted a garment so tasteful and modest. |
| 50 | 516 | A slave walked past her and said something to her, which caused her to raise her head, angrily. |
| 50 | 517 | Two of the other girls laughed. |
| 50 | 518 | The gowned slave, obviously, did not stand high in the kennel order. |
| 50 | 519 | Surely, I thought, her gowning would be likely to produce contempt and amusement amongst her kennel sisters, if not actual envy and hostility. |
| 50 | 520 | Perhaps, I thought, it is a joke that she is so garbed, a mockery of sorts. |
| 50 | 521 | I wondered about the gowned slave, apparently so alone, and despised. |