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

I knew then that I had always wanted Beverly Henderson as my slave. - (Rogue of Gor, Chapter 24, Sentence #472)
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24 472 I View more quotes about knew">knew then that I had always wanted Beverly Henderson as my slave.

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

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24 469 Once again, after an interim of ten thousand years, sparks were struck from blue flint, as heavy, hairy hands shaped the head of a spear.
24 470 Once more were heard the love whimpers of the thonged female, who had been displeasing, begging to be released that she might lick the thighs of her master.
24 471 I looked down at her.
24 472 I knew then that I had always wanted Beverly Henderson as my slave.
24 473 From the first instant I had seen her I had wanted her as my slave! "Master," she whimpered.
24 474 "Master!" Then I stood before her with my fists clenched and threw back my head and wanted to howl with misery.
24 475 Surely she must be a free woman! She must be free! She was from Earth! But could everything that my blood, my instincts and impulses told me be wrong? But it must be, else a civilization structured upon, and predicated upon, pathologies must disintegrate and perish.
Once again, after an interim of ten thousand years, sparks were struck from blue flint, as heavy, hairy hands shaped the head of a spear. Once more were heard the love whimpers of the thonged female, who had been displeasing, begging to be released that she might lick the thighs of her master. I looked down at her. I knew then that I had always wanted Beverly Henderson as my slave. From the first instant I had seen her I had wanted her as my slave! "Master," she whimpered. "Master!" Then I stood before her with my fists clenched and threw back my head and wanted to howl with misery. Surely she must be a free woman! She must be free! She was from Earth! But could everything that my blood, my instincts and impulses told me be wrong? But it must be, else a civilization structured upon, and predicated upon, pathologies must disintegrate and perish. - (Rogue of Gor)