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

To an Earth girl, on Earth, at least, this might not seem to be a matter of great import, but I was not on Earth, and here, I knew, such things, somehow, rationally or not, had great import. - (Dancer of Gor, Chapter 14, Sentence #277)
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14 277 To an View more quotes about earth">Earth girl, on Earth, at least, this might not seem to be a matter of great import, but I was not on Earth, and here, I knew, such things, somehow, rationally or not, had great import.

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

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14 274 I was conscious, too, now, perhaps oddly, of the tiny, disk-capped training pins put in my ears by the metal worker yesterday morning.
14 275 I stood before my master.
14 276 I was now a pierced-ear girl.
14 277 To an Earth girl, on Earth, at least, this might not seem to be a matter of great import, but I was not on Earth, and here, I knew, such things, somehow, rationally or not, had great import.
14 278 In some way, they confirmed my slavery upon me, perhaps even more, here, than the brand and collar.
14 279 "You are an excellent and valuable slave," he said.
14 280 "Thank you, Master," I said, relieved.
I was conscious, too, now, perhaps oddly, of the tiny, disk-capped training pins put in my ears by the metal worker yesterday morning. I stood before my master. I was now a pierced-ear girl. To an Earth girl, on Earth, at least, this might not seem to be a matter of great import, but I was not on Earth, and here, I knew, such things, somehow, rationally or not, had great import. In some way, they confirmed my slavery upon me, perhaps even more, here, than the brand and collar. "You are an excellent and valuable slave," he said. "Thank you, Master," I said, relieved. - (Dancer of Gor)