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| 24 | 666 | I View more quotes about myself">myself am of the view that one should disregard such matters and should buy as one pleases. |
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| 24 | 663 | There is a saying to the effect then, as one might anticipate, that one should not buy the first girl on the chain. |
| 24 | 664 | Where the saying is rampant one supposes that the troublesome or less passionate girl is then put second on the chain. |
| 24 | 665 | Some think the saying is motivated simply by the fact that the first girl is often regarded as being overpriced. |
| 24 | 666 | I myself am of the view that one should disregard such matters and should buy as one pleases. |
| 24 | 667 | It is up to the master then, of course, to see to it that any initial flaws in the female of his choice, should any manifest themselves, are quickly and permanently removed. |
| 24 | 668 | After all, he has paid for her. |
| 24 | 669 | Interestingly, some masters actually inquire of the seller who the most troublesome or least passionate girl on the chain is, because they much enjoy taking such a wench in hand and turning her in short order into an abject, trembling chattel desperately zealous to be found pleasing in any and every way. |