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

"I am prepared, even, to overlook to some extent your indiscretions of yesterday and last night". - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 28, Sentence #35)
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28 35 "I am View more quotes about prepared">prepared, even, to overlook to some extent your indiscretions of yesterday and last night".

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

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28 32 "It is difficult to speak with you as I wish," she said, "while I am bound, while I wear leather on my throat, while I am kneeling before you, and in the posture of a slave".
28 33 "Speak," I told her.
28 34 "I am prepared to be lenient with you," she said.
28 35 "I am prepared, even, to overlook to some extent your indiscretions of yesterday and last night".
28 36 "You are indeed generous, Lady Florence," I said.
28 37 I smiled to myself.
28 38 It amused me to hear the rapine to which I had subjected her, and the paces through which I had put her, suitable almost for a slave, referred to as indiscretions.
"It is difficult to speak with you as I wish," she said, "while I am bound, while I wear leather on my throat, while I am kneeling before you, and in the posture of a slave". "Speak," I told her. "I am prepared to be lenient with you," she said. "I am prepared, even, to overlook to some extent your indiscretions of yesterday and last night". "You are indeed generous, Lady Florence," I said. I smiled to myself. It amused me to hear the rapine to which I had subjected her, and the paces through which I had put her, suitable almost for a slave, referred to as indiscretions. - (Fighting Slave of Gor)