Also, there was a remarkable display of objects that primitive humanity had allegedly thrust through various… — Matt Hughes
Also, there was a remarkable display of objects that primitive humanity had allegedly thrust through various parts of their bodies—some of them extremely sensitive—for decorative effect. I shuddered slightly at the thought: self-mutilation, though everyone’s right, had always taken me aback.
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