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Book 16. (1 results) Guardsman of Gor (Individual Quote)

And she belongs to him! What a fortune, and joy, to own such a woman! He will want to watch her, to observe her least movements, to know her smallest thoughts. - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 18, Sentence #456)
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18 456 And she belongs to him! What a fortune, and joy, to own such a View more quotes about woman">woman! He will want to watch her, to observe her least movements, to know her smallest thoughts.

Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)

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18 453 Now, having had her, and having had her serve him, and owning her, fully, he can begin to get to know her.
18 454 The same girl whom he bought as a mere piece of slave meat from a sales block, for his pleasure, we shall suppose, when brought home, and put in a collar at his feet, turns out to be a highly intelligent, sophisticated, vulnerable and delicate organism.
18 455 In short we shall suppose that he discovers that he has purchased, as is often the case, not a mere slave, but a treasure.
18 456 And she belongs to him! What a fortune, and joy, to own such a woman! He will want to watch her, to observe her least movements, to know her smallest thoughts.
18 457 He will want to talk with her, and listen to her, and know her with a depth and fullness far beyond anything that might be accorded to a mere contractual partner.
18 458 She is not merely a person who is living with him.
18 459 She belongs to him, literally, and he prizes her.
Now, having had her, and having had her serve him, and owning her, fully, he can begin to get to know her. The same girl whom he bought as a mere piece of slave meat from a sales block, for his pleasure, we shall suppose, when brought home, and put in a collar at his feet, turns out to be a highly intelligent, sophisticated, vulnerable and delicate organism. In short we shall suppose that he discovers that he has purchased, as is often the case, not a mere slave, but a treasure. And she belongs to him! What a fortune, and joy, to own such a woman! He will want to watch her, to observe her least movements, to know her smallest thoughts. He will want to talk with her, and listen to her, and know her with a depth and fullness far beyond anything that might be accorded to a mere contractual partner. She is not merely a person who is living with him. She belongs to him, literally, and he prizes her. - (Guardsman of Gor)