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

"I, too, rejoice in my bondage, and that I have been found worthy, however minimally, of the collar". - (Explorers of Gor, Chapter 51, Sentence #81)
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51 81 "I, too, rejoice in my View more quotes about bondage">bondage, and that I have been found worthy, however minimally, of the collar".

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

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51 78 "Nor I," said the blonde, "given what I have now learned, and hitherto had feared even to suspect, of the collar".
51 79 "I understand your words," said Janice, "and as clearly the feelings which prompt them".
51 80 "Then you are pleased to be a slave?" "I am overjoyed to be a slave, and to be found of even the least interest by men such as those of this world".
51 81 "I, too, rejoice in my bondage, and that I have been found worthy, however minimally, of the collar".
51 82 "Some women," said Janice, eyeing the blonde, "are very large".
51 83 "Such can be beautiful," said the blonde.
51 84 "Doubtless," said Janice.
"Nor I," said the blonde, "given what I have now learned, and hitherto had feared even to suspect, of the collar". "I understand your words," said Janice, "and as clearly the feelings which prompt them". "Then you are pleased to be a slave?" "I am overjoyed to be a slave, and to be found of even the least interest by men such as those of this world". "I, too, rejoice in my bondage, and that I have been found worthy, however minimally, of the collar". "Some women," said Janice, eyeing the blonde, "are very large". "Such can be beautiful," said the blonde. "Doubtless," said Janice. - (Explorers of Gor)