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| 46 | 369 | And, in the end, of View more quotes about course">course, they may simply snap their whip, so to speak, and put her back on her knees. |
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| 46 | 366 | Accordingly, as she is their belonging, they wish to know everything about her. |
| 46 | 367 | Who does not wish to understand their belongings? It is, after all, the whole slave that is owned. |
| 46 | 368 | They enjoy listening to their slave, who is commonly intelligent and perceptive, sensitive, and much alive. |
| 46 | 369 | And, in the end, of course, they may simply snap their whip, so to speak, and put her back on her knees. |
| 46 | 370 | So I knelt beside him, and put my cheek down, on his knee. |
| 46 | 371 | I wanted to cry out my love for him, for my master, but I dared not do so, lest I be whipped, and sold. |
| 46 | 372 | How vulnerable and helpless we are, in our collars! How warm, rewarding, and glorious to be a slave, and how fearful! We are owned. |