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Book 24. (1 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Individual Quote)

Now, in virtue of the observation of the stranger, she had been once again entered into a condition of acute distress, being once again emotionally overwrought at the thought of what had been done to her, the decisively humiliating indignity of it, that her ears had been pierced. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 44, Sentence #307)
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44 307 Now, in View more quotes about virtue">virtue of the observation of the stranger, she had been once again entered into a condition of acute distress, being once again emotionally overwrought at the thought of what had been done to her, the decisively humiliating indignity of it, that her ears had been pierced.

Book 24. (7 results) Vagabonds of Gor (Context Quote)

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44 304 "What you have done to me!" she had cried.
44 305 "What you have done to me!" "It is not really so bad," I had told her.
44 306 But for Ahn she had been inconsolable.
44 307 Now, in virtue of the observation of the stranger, she had been once again entered into a condition of acute distress, being once again emotionally overwrought at the thought of what had been done to her, the decisively humiliating indignity of it, that her ears had been pierced.
44 308 This was one of the things I had written on her body, for the attention of the processors, the others being the brand, the brand site and the collar type.
44 309 Symbols, set on a board, near the initial point of the processing chain, where the girls, back-braceleted, are attached to it, permit the coding of the instructions.
44 310 As I have mentioned, this data is written on the body, with a grease pencil.
"What you have done to me!" she had cried. "What you have done to me!" "It is not really so bad," I had told her. But for Ahn she had been inconsolable. Now, in virtue of the observation of the stranger, she had been once again entered into a condition of acute distress, being once again emotionally overwrought at the thought of what had been done to her, the decisively humiliating indignity of it, that her ears had been pierced. This was one of the things I had written on her body, for the attention of the processors, the others being the brand, the brand site and the collar type. Symbols, set on a board, near the initial point of the processing chain, where the girls, back-braceleted, are attached to it, permit the coding of the instructions. As I have mentioned, this data is written on the body, with a grease pencil. - (Vagabonds of Gor)