| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 15 | 567 | View more quotes about nothing">Nothing else is permitted". |
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| 15 | 564 | "You are not simply free to do such things," I said, "you must do them". |
| 15 | 565 | "Yes," she said, "and I have found myself, with bondage strings on my throat, in a barbarian's tent, on a strange world". |
| 15 | 566 | "It is here," I said, "that you are forced to be true to your own nature. |
| 15 | 567 | Nothing else is permitted". |
| 15 | 568 | "True freedom," she said, "is to follow one's own nature". |
| 15 | 569 | "All else," I said, "is rhetoric, and the dictates of others". |
| 15 | 570 | "Then I am free!" she cried. |