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

"Willingly, and gladly, Master," she said, "and did we not do so then unwillingly and tremblingly must we accept them, for we are slaves". - (Guardsman of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #854)
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19 854 "Willingly, and gladly, View more quotes about master">Master," she said, "and did we not do so then unwillingly and tremblingly must we accept them, for we are slaves".

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

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19 851 "Do you not fear your bondage?" I asked.
19 852 "Yes, Master," she said, "and sometimes we fear it terribly, the uncertainty and the terrors of it, knowing that men can do with us what they please, but these things heighten our experience, adding zest and spice to it, making it more meaningful, and, too, without them, we know that we would not truly be in bondage, which is the condition for which we yearn".
19 853 "So you accept the miseries and terrors of bondage?" I asked.
19 854 "Willingly, and gladly, Master," she said, "and did we not do so then unwillingly and tremblingly must we accept them, for we are slaves".
19 855 "Do you like being a slave?" I asked.
19 856 She was silent.
19 857 "Speak," I said.
"Do you not fear your bondage?" I asked. "Yes, Master," she said, "and sometimes we fear it terribly, the uncertainty and the terrors of it, knowing that men can do with us what they please, but these things heighten our experience, adding zest and spice to it, making it more meaningful, and, too, without them, we know that we would not truly be in bondage, which is the condition for which we yearn". "So you accept the miseries and terrors of bondage?" I asked. "Willingly, and gladly, Master," she said, "and did we not do so then unwillingly and tremblingly must we accept them, for we are slaves". "Do you like being a slave?" I asked. She was silent. "Speak," I said. - (Guardsman of Gor)