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| 4 | 975 | Their slavery, even View more quotes about though">though no fault of their own, has deprived them of all their rights and canceled their citizenship. |
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| 4 | 972 | Almost no girls attempt escape a second time. |
| 4 | 973 | I did not know at the time but even the thought of escape was a foolish one. |
| 4 | 974 | Many girls, even should they be so fortunate as to reach the walls of their own city, may not be admitted through its gates. |
| 4 | 975 | Their slavery, even though no fault of their own, has deprived them of all their rights and canceled their citizenship. |
| 4 | 976 | "Flee or be chained, Slave," is often said to them. |
| 4 | 977 | They turn and run weeping from the gates. |
| 4 | 978 | Some girls attempt to flee to the greenwood forests of the north. |