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

Too, I did not want such marks, or scars, to detract from my appearance. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #355)
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10 355 Too, I did not want such marks, or scars, to detract from my View more quotes about appearance">appearance.

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

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10 352 My struggles, I now realized, had been foolish, but at the time I had not seemed able to help myself.
10 353 They had been the reflexive, or almost reflexive, struggles of a bound girl finding herself absolutely helpless in a terrifying reality.
10 354 I hoped I had not marked or cut myself in such a way that scar tissue might form, for I might be beaten for that.
10 355 Too, I did not want such marks, or scars, to detract from my appearance.
10 356 I supposed I had a slave girl's vanity.
10 357 Things had then seemed calm.
10 358 It seemed the ropes suspending this object would hold, that the surface on which I was confined was not likely to suddenly give way.
My struggles, I now realized, had been foolish, but at the time I had not seemed able to help myself. They had been the reflexive, or almost reflexive, struggles of a bound girl finding herself absolutely helpless in a terrifying reality. I hoped I had not marked or cut myself in such a way that scar tissue might form, for I might be beaten for that. Too, I did not want such marks, or scars, to detract from my appearance. I supposed I had a slave girl's vanity. Things had then seemed calm. It seemed the ropes suspending this object would hold, that the surface on which I was confined was not likely to suddenly give way. - (Dancer of Gor)