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Book 22. (1 results) Dancer of Gor (Individual Quote)

It was perhaps the sort of thing they would not have believed, unless they had seen it with their own eyes. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 5, Sentence #254)
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5 254 It was View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps the sort of thing they would not have believed, unless they had seen it with their own eyes.

Book 22. (7 results) Dancer of Gor (Context Quote)

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5 251 Teibar had been to Earth, and had seen what was being done to men on that world.
5 252 These men, I supposed, might be ignorant of that.
5 253 Indeed, they might even be incredulous that such a thing could occur.
5 254 It was perhaps the sort of thing they would not have believed, unless they had seen it with their own eyes.
5 255 Accordingly, it seems it did not even occur to them to see me, as Teibar had, in terms of guilt, crime and villainy, nor, in hatred, to make me some sort of helpless proxy, something fit to be punished for the wrongs which had been visited upon the men of my world.
5 256 The man put his hand down by my face, touching it, gently, and I kissed and licked it, looking up at him.
5 257 I was naked before him, and branded, and collared.
Teibar had been to Earth, and had seen what was being done to men on that world. These men, I supposed, might be ignorant of that. Indeed, they might even be incredulous that such a thing could occur. It was perhaps the sort of thing they would not have believed, unless they had seen it with their own eyes. Accordingly, it seems it did not even occur to them to see me, as Teibar had, in terms of guilt, crime and villainy, nor, in hatred, to make me some sort of helpless proxy, something fit to be punished for the wrongs which had been visited upon the men of my world. The man put his hand down by my face, touching it, gently, and I kissed and licked it, looking up at him. I was naked before him, and branded, and collared. - (Dancer of Gor)