Book 15. (1 results) Rogue of Gor (Individual Quote)
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| 24 | 474 | "View more quotes about master">Master!" Then I stood before her with my fists clenched and threw back my head and wanted to howl with misery. |
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Book 15. (7 results) Rogue of Gor (Context Quote)
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| 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. |
| 24 | 476 | But could there not be a civilization congenial to the truths of the blood, to the nature of human beings. |
| 24 | 477 | Is man so foolish, so naive and habit-bound, so fundamentally irrational, so ready to believe anything that he might be taught, no matter how absurd, that he cannot understand that torture cannot be truth. |
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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.
But could there not be a civilization congenial to the truths of the blood, to the nature of human beings.
Is man so foolish, so naive and habit-bound, so fundamentally irrational, so ready to believe anything that he might be taught, no matter how absurd, that he cannot understand that torture cannot be truth.
- (Rogue of Gor)