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| 14 | 440 | Too, it View more quotes about seems">seems to reflect on the city and the adequacy of its defenses, and it is seldom thought prudent to advertise possible lapses in this area. |
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| 14 | 437 | Whereas they must participate in public lamentations, if such are organized, they are, amongst themselves, secretly delighted, well pleased that one of the arrogant free women will now, as they, wear the collar, and must now, like them, fear the lash. |
| 14 | 438 | Most cities do not, incidentally, organize such lamentations. |
| 14 | 439 | Such, it is sometimes feared, might alarm other free women. |
| 14 | 440 | Too, it seems to reflect on the city and the adequacy of its defenses, and it is seldom thought prudent to advertise possible lapses in this area. |
| 14 | 441 | Too, Goreans tend to be rather fatalistic in some respects. |
| 14 | 442 | If it was the destiny of a woman to wear the collar, then it is right that she should do so. |
| 14 | 443 | Other Goreans tend to be less tolerant about these things, and feel that if a woman is stupid enough to allow herself to be captured, then she should be a slave. |