Book 16. (7 results) Guardsman of Gor (Context Quote)
| Chapter # | Sentence # | Quote |
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| 20 | 797 | Yet our myths are like View more quotes about walls">walls of straw. |
| 20 | 798 | Ultimately they cannot protect us. |
| 20 | 799 | Ultimately they must perish in the flames of truth". |
| 20 | 800 | "You would have taken me," she asked, "knowing that I had slave needs?" "Your slave needs," he said, "made you a thousand times more desirable. |
| 20 | 801 | What man does not want a slave?" She looked at him, startled. |
| 20 | 802 | "It was thus my intention to take you into honorable companionship," he said, "but, in the privacy of our quarters, away from the sight of the world, to put you in a collar, and keep you as a slave, even to the whip". |
| 20 | 803 | She looked up at him, disbelievingly. |
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Yet our myths are like walls of straw.
Ultimately they cannot protect us.
Ultimately they must perish in the flames of truth".
"You would have taken me," she asked, "knowing that I had slave needs?" "Your slave needs," he said, "made you a thousand times more desirable.
What man does not want a slave?" She looked at him, startled.
"It was thus my intention to take you into honorable companionship," he said, "but, in the privacy of our quarters, away from the sight of the world, to put you in a collar, and keep you as a slave, even to the whip".
She looked up at him, disbelievingly.
- (Guardsman of Gor)