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Book 10. (1 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Individual Quote)

If she had had objections doubtless they would have pertained to other matters, such as the fact that, against her will, her ears had been pierced; that she had not chosen the rings, but he; and that he, as a master, giving her no choice, not considering her feelings, because it had pleased him, had simply put them on her, making her, his slave, wear them. - (Tribesmen of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #124)
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8 124 If she had had objections View more quotes about doubtless">doubtless they would have pertained to other matters, such as the fact that, against her will, her ears had been pierced; that she had not chosen the rings, but he; and that he, as a master, giving her no choice, not considering her feelings, because it had pleased him, had simply put them on her, making her, his slave, wear them.

Book 10. (7 results) Tribesmen of Gor (Context Quote)

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8 121 I could see she was proud.
8 122 "They are from his plunder," she said.
8 123 Alyena, as an Earth girl, acculturated to earrings, did not object to them, not in themselves.
8 124 If she had had objections doubtless they would have pertained to other matters, such as the fact that, against her will, her ears had been pierced; that she had not chosen the rings, but he; and that he, as a master, giving her no choice, not considering her feelings, because it had pleased him, had simply put them on her, making her, his slave, wear them.
8 125 But she did not seem displeased.
8 126 She had a healthy flush to her features.
8 127 Alyena, though she seemed apprehensive, did not seem unhappy.
I could see she was proud. "They are from his plunder," she said. Alyena, as an Earth girl, acculturated to earrings, did not object to them, not in themselves. If she had had objections doubtless they would have pertained to other matters, such as the fact that, against her will, her ears had been pierced; that she had not chosen the rings, but he; and that he, as a master, giving her no choice, not considering her feelings, because it had pleased him, had simply put them on her, making her, his slave, wear them. But she did not seem displeased. She had a healthy flush to her features. Alyena, though she seemed apprehensive, did not seem unhappy. - (Tribesmen of Gor)