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Book 13. (1 results) Explorers of Gor (Individual Quote)

She had been well conquered now, that beautifully delicious wench, and was now in his arms well owned, uncompromisingly devoted, and helplessly slave-responsive, a woman who had found her master, and certainly might now strive to serve him in just such a harrowing detail, even though it might be at the risk of her own life. - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 50, Sentence #77)
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50 77 She had been well conquered now, that View more quotes about beautifully">beautifully delicious wench, and was now in his arms well owned, uncompromisingly devoted, and helplessly slave-responsive, a woman who had found her master, and certainly might now strive to serve him in just such a harrowing detail, even though it might be at the risk of her own life.

Book 13. (7 results) Explorers of Gor (Context Quote)

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50 74 She would be given absolutely no opportunity whatsoever to attempt to give an alarm to Shaba, should we come upon him, thinking such an action on her part might please her master.
50 75 I think this was wise on my part.
50 76 I had seen her squirming with joy in the arms of Turgus.
50 77 She had been well conquered now, that beautifully delicious wench, and was now in his arms well owned, uncompromisingly devoted, and helplessly slave-responsive, a woman who had found her master, and certainly might now strive to serve him in just such a harrowing detail, even though it might be at the risk of her own life.
50 78 The gag, preventing her from acting in such a contingency, could well save her life.
50 79 It would not be necessary, then, for Kisu or I to cut her throat.
50 80 "Follow me," I said.
She would be given absolutely no opportunity whatsoever to attempt to give an alarm to Shaba, should we come upon him, thinking such an action on her part might please her master. I think this was wise on my part. I had seen her squirming with joy in the arms of Turgus. She had been well conquered now, that beautifully delicious wench, and was now in his arms well owned, uncompromisingly devoted, and helplessly slave-responsive, a woman who had found her master, and certainly might now strive to serve him in just such a harrowing detail, even though it might be at the risk of her own life. The gag, preventing her from acting in such a contingency, could well save her life. It would not be necessary, then, for Kisu or I to cut her throat. "Follow me," I said. - (Explorers of Gor)