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| 22 | 189 | And the men of View more quotes about victoria">Victoria, though greatly outnumbering the pirates, had not fought. |
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| 22 | 186 | I had seen her kneel naked before a pirate and, his blade at her throat, with her own hands, tie the knot of bondage in her hair, in full view of hundreds of her fellow citizens. |
| 22 | 187 | I had seen the disorganization, the fear, the demoralization of the men of Victoria. |
| 22 | 188 | I had seen the insolence of the pirates, the burning of buildings. |
| 22 | 189 | And the men of Victoria, though greatly outnumbering the pirates, had not fought. |
| 22 | 190 | The tribute would be paid. |
| 22 | 191 | And, too, I had learned, and I mused on this, that I wanted to own Miss Beverly Henderson, yes, literally own her, as a man on Earth might own a pair of boots, or a pig or a dog, or as a man on Gor might own, say, a tarsk or a pet sleen, or, lower than either, as he might own a slave. |
| 22 | 192 | * * * * "Do not!" I cried. |