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| 50 | 281 | "That is View more quotes about difficult">difficult to say," said Kurik, "as your robes obstruct my vision". |
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| 50 | 278 | "And my figure," she said, proudly, straightening her body. |
| 50 | 279 | Free women tended to have slovenly posture. |
| 50 | 280 | That was not permitted, of course, in a slave. |
| 50 | 281 | "That is difficult to say," said Kurik, "as your robes obstruct my vision". |
| 50 | 282 | "Sleen!" she said, again. |
| 50 | 283 | The difficulty in question was not encountered, of course, in most of the garments in which a slave would be likely to be placed. |
| 50 | 284 | "Exchange me for the Lady Bina," said the Lady Alexina. |