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| 10 | 868 | The usual ensuance in such View more quotes about matters">matters is that the conquered Ubara will be marched naked in the triumph, chained to the stirrup of the victor's tharlarion or kaiila, after which she, and the women of her court, similarly paraded, will serve naked at the victory feast, during which they will be enjoyed, and after which, in the morning, they will be lashed and fitted with their collars". |
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| 10 | 865 | "But surely," she said, "companioning is not always involved in such matters". |
| 10 | 866 | "Certainly not," he said. |
| 10 | 867 | "The conqueror holds rights to all in virtue of the right of conquest, in virtue of war rights. |
| 10 | 868 | The usual ensuance in such matters is that the conquered Ubara will be marched naked in the triumph, chained to the stirrup of the victor's tharlarion or kaiila, after which she, and the women of her court, similarly paraded, will serve naked at the victory feast, during which they will be enjoyed, and after which, in the morning, they will be lashed and fitted with their collars". |
| 10 | 869 | "I see," she said. |
| 10 | 870 | "Accordingly," said the beast, "abandon your unrealistic ambition". |
| 10 | 871 | "Perhaps if I presented myself at the Central Cylinder," she said. |