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A character in Persian Letters by Montesquieu

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Yes, I have deceived you; I have led away your eunuchs: I have made sport of your jealousy; and I have known how to turn your frightful seraglio into a place of pleasure and delight.
Roxana (letter) · Montesquieu, Persian Letters, translated by John Davidson (1899), Letter 161
No: I have lived in slavery, and yet always retained my freedom: I have remodeled your laws upon those of nature; and my mind has always maintained its independence.
Roxana (letter) · Montesquieu, Persian Letters, translated by John Davidson (1899), Letter 161
You were amazed never to find in me the transports of love: had you known me better you would have found all the violence of hate.
Roxana (letter) · Montesquieu, Persian Letters, translated by John Davidson (1899), Letter 161

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