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Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)

"As a free woman," I said, "you cannot yet begin to understand the fullness, the helplessness, of true slave yieldings". - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 4, Sentence #583)
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4 583 "As a View more quotes about free">free woman," I said, "you cannot yet begin to understand the fullness, the helplessness, of true slave yieldings".

Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)

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4 580 "Can you not guess?" I asked her.
4 581 * * * * "You have won, Jason," she whispered to me, lying on her side beside me, her head on her arm.
4 582 "You have made me yield to you, irreservedly, helplessly, and as a slave".
4 583 "As a free woman," I said, "you cannot yet begin to understand the fullness, the helplessness, of true slave yieldings".
4 584 "I sense what they might be," she whispered, "being fully owned, being fully and legally at the mercy of a master".
4 585 "Do the thoughts intrigue you?" I asked.
4 586 "I must put them from my mind," she said.
"Can you not guess?" I asked her. * * * * "You have won, Jason," she whispered to me, lying on her side beside me, her head on her arm. "You have made me yield to you, irreservedly, helplessly, and as a slave". "As a free woman," I said, "you cannot yet begin to understand the fullness, the helplessness, of true slave yieldings". "I sense what they might be," she whispered, "being fully owned, being fully and legally at the mercy of a master". "Do the thoughts intrigue you?" I asked. "I must put them from my mind," she said. - (Rogue of Gor)