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Book 26. (1 results) Witness of Gor (Individual Quote)

I was confident, though I may have been mistaken, of course, that the reaction to the threat of the pit master had not been one of unmitigated scandal and horror. - (Witness of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #693)
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13 693 I was confident, View more quotes about though">though I may have been mistaken, of course, that the reaction to the threat of the pit master had not been one of unmitigated scandal and horror.

Book 26. (7 results) Witness of Gor (Context Quote)

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13 690 They shrank back, those at the wall to the very rings to which they were chained, those in the kennels back in the kennels, well behind the bars.
13 691 I remained at the ring.
13 692 I had been put there.
13 693 I was confident, though I may have been mistaken, of course, that the reaction to the threat of the pit master had not been one of unmitigated scandal and horror.
13 694 I thought I detected something else which was involved.
13 695 The feelings of the women, I gathered, were not unmixed.
13 696 To be sure, I did not doubt but what on one level they feared and dreaded the very notion of the piercing of their ears but, too, on another level, a much deeper level, I think they were deeply fascinated, and deeply stirred, by the idea.
They shrank back, those at the wall to the very rings to which they were chained, those in the kennels back in the kennels, well behind the bars. I remained at the ring. I had been put there. I was confident, though I may have been mistaken, of course, that the reaction to the threat of the pit master had not been one of unmitigated scandal and horror. I thought I detected something else which was involved. The feelings of the women, I gathered, were not unmixed. To be sure, I did not doubt but what on one level they feared and dreaded the very notion of the piercing of their ears but, too, on another level, a much deeper level, I think they were deeply fascinated, and deeply stirred, by the idea. - (Witness of Gor)