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His eyes, as she had noted before, betrayed a keen intelligence but no emotion whatsoever—they might have been the eyes of some ancient tortoise, one who had seen a thousand empires rise and fall and cared nothing for any of them.

— David D. Levine Arabella and the Battle of Venus (2017)

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Wordlessly she gestured downward, to the hidden lower limbs which seemed to hold some unearthly power over men’s minds.

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How absurd, she thought, that the sight of a man’s naked breast should be more objectionable than to see him possibly blown to bits.

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Princes and Admirals, she thought, did not seem to be subject to the same rules as the rest of society.

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If only things were not as they are, she reflected, they would certainly be different.

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That they cannot see beyond that limited horizon is the fault of society.

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