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Sold for Silver: An Autobiography of a Girl Sold into Slavery in Southeast Asia Subclass_Nursery Rhymes Malaysian politicians may not likeI was looked at, criticized, and after much bargaining sold for $250. So begins Janet Lims ordeal as a mui tsai, or slave girl, in 1930s Singapore. But this is only the beginning of a remarkable journey, which sees the author freed from child bondage to assume a position of leadership, and obtain true happiness, in later life. After gaining her freedom, Janet is educated by missionaries and serves under colonial tutelage as a nurse. Her misfortunes