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| 22 | 326 | It View more quotes about seemed">seemed to me clear, unambiguous and decisively apt. |
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| 22 | 323 | They would strip Mistress". |
| 22 | 324 | "What a vulgar word!" I was silent. |
| 22 | 325 | The word did not seem vulgar to me. |
| 22 | 326 | It seemed to me clear, unambiguous and decisively apt. |
| 22 | 327 | Considering what was involved and how it would be done, it seemed more straightforward and honest than less candid or more circuitous expressions, enveiling euphemisms. |
| 22 | 328 | The abruptness and simplicity of its sound suggested the abruptness and simplicity, the rudeness and irresistibility, the meaningfulness and completeness, of the act. |
| 22 | 329 | Perhaps free women might be disrobed; slaves were stripped. |