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| 33 | 279 | I saw that he, in the approved View more quotes about fashion">fashion of the Waniyanpi, would turn his manhood against himself, using it to frustrate himself, using it to cause himself suffering, denying it its fulfillment, its sovereignty and dominance. |
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| 33 | 276 | He kept his eyes cast down, determinedly. |
| 33 | 277 | He was sweating. |
| 33 | 278 | His fists were clenched. |
| 33 | 279 | I saw that he, in the approved fashion of the Waniyanpi, would turn his manhood against himself, using it to frustrate himself, using it to cause himself suffering, denying it its fulfillment, its sovereignty and dominance. |
| 33 | 280 | "Take the place of my friend, in the traces of the travois, Slave," I said. |
| 33 | 281 | "Yes, Master," she said. |
| 33 | 282 | Cuwignaka slipped from the broad, over-the-shoulder strap he had used to exert leverage on the travois and then helped the girl to adjust it on her body. |