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Book 14. (1 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Individual Quote)

Did she truly think that I, a man of Earth, would treat her as a slave? Surely she must know that she had nothing to fear from one such as I who would treat her with dignity and respect. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #331)
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7 331 Did she View more quotes about truly">truly think that I, a man of Earth, would treat her as a slave? Surely she must know that she had nothing to fear from one such as I who would treat her with dignity and respect.

Book 14. (7 results) Fighting Slave of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
7 328 I enjoyed having Lola at my mercy.
7 329 Then I reminded myself that she was not to be treated according to the harsh modalities of nature, those of dominance and submission, and the enforcement of order.
7 330 She was, of course, a person.
7 331 Did she truly think that I, a man of Earth, would treat her as a slave? Surely she must know that she had nothing to fear from one such as I who would treat her with dignity and respect.
7 332 Then, suddenly, looking at her, I felt a flood of anger.
7 333 It was she who had wished for me to receive twenty blows of the snake.
7 334 I flung the table up and to one side, throwing her to the floor.
I enjoyed having Lola at my mercy. Then I reminded myself that she was not to be treated according to the harsh modalities of nature, those of dominance and submission, and the enforcement of order. She was, of course, a person. Did she truly think that I, a man of Earth, would treat her as a slave? Surely she must know that she had nothing to fear from one such as I who would treat her with dignity and respect. Then, suddenly, looking at her, I felt a flood of anger. It was she who had wished for me to receive twenty blows of the snake. I flung the table up and to one side, throwing her to the floor. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)