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| 46 | 671 | Now, View more quotes about certainly">certainly, I would not scream. |
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| 46 | 668 | I feared for Addison Steele. |
| 46 | 669 | He showed little concern for his own safety. |
| 46 | 670 | Even now the taverner's men, armed with clubs and ropes, might be searching for us. |
| 46 | 671 | Now, certainly, I would not scream. |
| 46 | 672 | I did not fear for myself, for Gorean men, and men such as Gorean men, are very fond of women. |
| 46 | 673 | They enjoy, for example, buying and selling us, owning and mastering us. |
| 46 | 674 | What true man does not want his slave and what true woman does not want her master? I did know that Addison Steele, despite his low opinion of me, his justifiable contempt of me and my worthlessness, who despised me, found me desirable. |