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

"You cannot sell me," she said, "not after last night! I served you well! How you used me! How I served! Did I not earn my freedom? You did that to me, and I, after yielding all, and finding myself yours as I was, so helpless, so ravished, after all I gave you, after all you took from me, you will sell me—sell me?" She regarded me, in disbelief. - (Fighting Slave of Gor, Chapter 32, Sentence #349)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
32 349 "You cannot View more quotes about sell">sell me," she said, "not after last night! I served you well! How you used me! How I served! Did I not earn my freedom? You did that to me, and I, after yielding all, and finding myself yours as I was, so helpless, so ravished, after all I gave you, after all you took from me, you will sell me—sell me?" She regarded me, in disbelief.

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

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
32 346 "You will be an object in a simple business transaction".
32 347 "No!" she wept.
32 348 But, being Gorean, she should surely realize that no more would be involved than in selling a verr or tarsk.
32 349 "You cannot sell me," she said, "not after last night! I served you well! How you used me! How I served! Did I not earn my freedom? You did that to me, and I, after yielding all, and finding myself yours as I was, so helpless, so ravished, after all I gave you, after all you took from me, you will sell me—sell me?" She regarded me, in disbelief.
32 350 "Yes," I said.
32 351 "No, no!" she cried.
32 352 "If I learned anything last night," I said, "it is that the collar is right for you, that you belong in it".
"You will be an object in a simple business transaction". "No!" she wept. But, being Gorean, she should surely realize that no more would be involved than in selling a verr or tarsk. "You cannot sell me," she said, "not after last night! I served you well! How you used me! How I served! Did I not earn my freedom? You did that to me, and I, after yielding all, and finding myself yours as I was, so helpless, so ravished, after all I gave you, after all you took from me, you will sell me—sell me?" She regarded me, in disbelief. "Yes," I said. "No, no!" she cried. "If I learned anything last night," I said, "it is that the collar is right for you, that you belong in it". - (Fighting Slave of Gor)