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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

If there is any objection to my conduct, surely it must be merely that I was not, in your opinion, sufficiently patriotic, and surely it is no crime to be insufficiently patriotic. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #462)
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21 462 If there is any objection to my conduct, View more quotes about surely">surely it must be merely that I was not, in your opinion, sufficiently patriotic, and surely it is no crime to be insufficiently patriotic.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 459 Surely everything that I have done, including the matter of wanting to keep my hair, lies within the prerogatives of a free female.
21 460 Similarly, it is surely within her rights to pursue her own best interests, selfishly or not, as she understands them.
21 461 Similarly, it is not her fault if other women are not as favored as she with intelligence and wealth, and perhaps beauty.
21 462 If there is any objection to my conduct, surely it must be merely that I was not, in your opinion, sufficiently patriotic, and surely it is no crime to be insufficiently patriotic.
21 463 Therefore, remove my chains".
21 464 At this point she lifted her chained wrists to Aemilianus.
21 465 "The matter," said Aemilianus, "is considerably more complex than you seem to understand.
Surely everything that I have done, including the matter of wanting to keep my hair, lies within the prerogatives of a free female. Similarly, it is surely within her rights to pursue her own best interests, selfishly or not, as she understands them. Similarly, it is not her fault if other women are not as favored as she with intelligence and wealth, and perhaps beauty. If there is any objection to my conduct, surely it must be merely that I was not, in your opinion, sufficiently patriotic, and surely it is no crime to be insufficiently patriotic. Therefore, remove my chains". At this point she lifted her chained wrists to Aemilianus. "The matter," said Aemilianus, "is considerably more complex than you seem to understand. - (Renegades of Gor)