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| 38 | 145 | Too, in the beginning, she was View more quotes about permitted">permitted the raiment in which she had been captured, the hood, veils, and robes. |
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| 38 | 142 | Despite her collar, she was not chained, penned, or caged. |
| 38 | 143 | I think we, the slaves, were not clear as to how to relate to her. |
| 38 | 144 | She spoke as, and behaved as, a free woman. |
| 38 | 145 | Too, in the beginning, she was permitted the raiment in which she had been captured, the hood, veils, and robes. |
| 38 | 146 | The first time I attended upon her I was cuffed afterward by Florian, for I had knelt in her presence. |
| 38 | 147 | "She is not First Girl to you," had said Florian. |
| 38 | 148 | "Why did you kneel?" "She seems so much like a free woman," I had said, looking up at him from my knees, my hand to my stinging cheek. |