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| 48 | 170 | And, to my View more quotes about dismay">dismay, he can have his pick of most of the slaves, many of whom are far more beautiful than I, and some of whom, I fear, dear Phyllis, are even as beautiful as you. |
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| 48 | 167 | "Decius Albus knows few of his slaves, and has little interest in them," she said. |
| 48 | 168 | "Drusus Andronicus is powerful in the house. |
| 48 | 169 | It is his whip that is muchly feared in the pens. |
| 48 | 170 | And, to my dismay, he can have his pick of most of the slaves, many of whom are far more beautiful than I, and some of whom, I fear, dear Phyllis, are even as beautiful as you. |
| 48 | 171 | On a whim, should I prove in the least displeasing, or even if I were not displeasing, he could have me hooded and taken to a market. |
| 48 | 172 | No, I am a slave, and dare not confess my love for him, even were he my master. |
| 48 | 173 | It must be enough that I am beside myself, helpless, and uncontrollable, a slave, in his arms". |