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| 31 | 130 | "Yes," he said, "and View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless, similarly, many slaves native to the continent and the islands are now being shipped west, to the World's End". |
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| 31 | 127 | "But she is not native to the World's End. |
| 31 | 128 | The slaves native to the World's End have their special sort of beauty". |
| 31 | 129 | "Doubtless many of them are now entering the markets," I said. |
| 31 | 130 | "Yes," he said, "and doubtless, similarly, many slaves native to the continent and the islands are now being shipped west, to the World's End". |
| 31 | 131 | "Dear Masters," called the auctioneer, "I had originally thought this slave an unusual buy, an excellent buy, but your bids have convinced me of my error. |
| 31 | 132 | Clearly, as determined by the hesitancy and reluctance, the indifference, of your bids, she is, as I now recognize, ela, merely another mediocre slave". |
| 31 | 133 | There was laughter from the tiers. |