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| 4 | 556 | "The whip," said the captain, "can View more quotes about teach">teach a girl many things". |
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| 4 | 553 | She is not permitted merely to excite, and flee away; when, at the conclusion of the swirling music, she flings herself to the floor at the mercy of free men, her dance is but half finished; she has yet to pay the price of her beauty. |
| 4 | 554 | "You must have her taught to dance," said the captain. |
| 4 | 555 | "It is my intention," I said. |
| 4 | 556 | "The whip," said the captain, "can teach a girl many things". |
| 4 | 557 | "Truly have you spoken," I agreed. |
| 4 | 558 | "A pretty slave," he said, and then turned his kaiila away, his men following, to continue his examination of the men of the caravan. |
| 4 | 559 | As he turned his kaiila, the lieutenant, who had accompanied him, he who had asserted that I was a Kavar spy, he who had urged them to slay me, cast me a dark look. |