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| 43 | 230 | "Do not concern View more quotes about yourself">yourself," said Seremides. |
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| 43 | 227 | "I will take the tiller," said Seremides. |
| 43 | 228 | "You, wretch of Anango, put her under the canopy with the cousin of great Lurius and the tunicked slave, Euphrosyne". |
| 43 | 229 | "Surely," said Vas of Anango, with mock skepticism, "you do not wish slaves to share the shelter of a cousin of great Lurius of Jad". |
| 43 | 230 | "Do not concern yourself," said Seremides. |
| 43 | 231 | "As you noted earlier, the noble cousin of great Lurius is in a collar". |
| 43 | 232 | "Ah," I thought, "on this world men put us in collars, as it pleases them to do so. |
| 43 | 233 | They put us in collars for they like us that way. |