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The Nature of a Mistress-Servant Relationship in Daniel Defoe's Roxana

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English

 

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July 15, 2014

 

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This is proven true over the course of the novel, but immediately after those words are spoken, our narrator denies that Amy should be a whore for her. Later in the novel, however, Roxana takes Amy up on this offer, and excercises her power as a mistress to abuse Amy's loyalty by forcing her to sleep with the Landlord...
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Roxana tells us: Nay, You Whore, says I, you said, if I would put you to-Bed, you wou'd with all your Heart: and with that, I sat her down, pull'd off her Stockings and Shooes, and her Cloaths, Piece by Piece, and led her to the Bed to him: [...] She pull'd back a little[...] and then I threw open the Bed, and thrust her in (46)...
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